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| | ... the third of Feb) to a mere 0.3% three weeks hence. What gives? What gave is the People's Republic of China's politburo and central bank got going. Apart from the government's drastic action at quarantining cities and regions infected by ... |
| | | ... long way, baby! 1 October 2019 marks the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China. The Politburo has much to celebrate and boast about. It didn't happen overnight, but it did happen. Chairman Mao Zedong's "Great ... |
| | | US president Donald Trump is envious of Chinese president Xi Jinping. Perhaps it's P-envy (I don't have to spell the word, my head will be summarily chopped off), but US President Trump admitted as much about a year and half ago and before he ... |
| | | ... as signalling further reductions in the reserve requirement ratio for smaller banks. So much so that when the Chinese Politburo met and reviewed the economy's first quarter performance on Good Friday, it was good. Unlike in previous Politburo tete-a-tete ... |
| | | ... would also persuade (?) financial institutions to lend, consumers to consume, businesses to borrow, etc. If only the Politburo could do the same thing to Trump. |
| | | ... to historically cheap levels." These may be all talk for now but I'm sure that when the going gets tough-er, the Politburo would certainly act. |
| | | ... could be taken as an indication of a weakening Chinese economy... or one that's slowing to target as "commanded" by the Politburo. According to China Beige Book International, the March quarter survey found that manufacturing profit growth weaken from ... |
| | | ... challenges - high debt levels, overcapacity, pollution, shadow market, corruption, etc. - but unlike "the west", the Politburo's diktats must be followed...or heads will roll literally. The Politburo says jump and economic agents ask how high, ensuring ... |
| | | ... convenes on the 18 October but the latest data on the country's industrial profits indicate that it'll be easier for the Politburo to achieve its targets over the next five years. Sure Congress hasn't convened as yet, but its five-year goals have already ... |
| | | ... more sustainable" growth. More to the point, the slowdown in economic activity is an affirmation of the success of the Politburo's endeavours (commands? or heads will roll) at decreasing excess capacity, reining in credit expansion and the push towards ... |
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