SHANGHAI, Dec 17 (Reuters) - China will maintain reasonably ample liquidity in financial markets while better serving needs from the real economy next year, state media quoted a vice governor of the People's Bank of China (PBOC) as saying on Saturday.
Monetary policy in 2023 will ensure sufficient amount of liquidity and the structure will be accurate to aid key sectors, PBOC Deputy Governor Liu Guoqiang said.
"Funding cost will remain reasonably flexible, with little ups and downs," Liu was quoted by state broadcaster CCTV as saying.
Source Reuter feed.
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SHANGHAI, Dec 17 (Reuters) - China will maintain reasonably ample liquidity in financial markets while better serving needs from the real economy next year, state media quoted a vice governor of the People's Bank of China (PBOC) as saying on Saturday.
Monetary policy in 2023 will ensure sufficient amount of liquidity and the structure will be accurate to aid key sectors, PBOC Deputy Governor Liu Guoqiang said.
"Funding cost will remain reasonably flexible, with little ups and downs," Liu was quoted by state broadcaster CCTV as saying.
In the past 70 years or so that the U.S. dollar has been the world's dominant currency, plenty of challengers for the title have come and gone.
Now, China is trying to establish the renminbi as a formidable competitor to the greenback — and its strategy is worth paying particularly close attention to, says Matteo Maggiori, the Moghadam Family Professor of Finance at Stanford Graduate School of Business and a senior fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR). “China is a viable contender,” he say
Maggiori would know: As one of the world’s top international macroeconomics and finance experts, his research has garnered acclaim, including a Carnegie Fellowship to study China’s internationalization of its currency, the 2021 Fischer Black Prize and, more recently, the Germán Bernácer Prize. He is also a cofounder and director of the Global Capitol Allocation Project, which aims to improve international economic policy by studying how capital moves around the world
In the past 70 years or so that the U.S. dollar has been the world's dominant currency, plenty of challengers for the title have come and gone.
Now, China is trying to establish the renminbi as a formidable competitor to the greenback — and its strategy is worth paying particularly close attention to, says Matteo Maggiori, the Moghadam Family Professor of Finance at Stanford Graduate School of Business and a senior fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR). “China is a viable contender,” he say
Maggiori would know: As one of the world’s top international macroeconomics and finance experts, his research has garnered acclaim, including a Carnegie Fellowship to study China’s internationalization of its currency, the 2021 Fischer Black Prize and, more recently, the Germán Bernácer Prize. He is also a cofounder and director of the Global Capitol Allocation Project, which aims to improve international economic policy by studying how capital moves around the world
Get ready for this statistic – China owns 981 billion dollars in U.S debt. That means we owe China nearly a trillion dollars! But wait, let us explain.
While this number may seem large, the total amount of U.S Treasuries outstanding is more than 30 trillion dollars. And, China isn't even the largest foreign holder of American debt. Of late though, China has been cutting back on US treasuries. So what would happen if Beijing decides to sell off all their holdings one day? What impact would that move have on the U.S economy and should we be worried?
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A key holder of us debt.
Get ready for this statistic – China owns 981 billion dollars in U.S debt. That means we owe China nearly a trillion dollars! But wait, let us explain.
While this number may seem large, the total amount of U.S Treasuries outstanding is more than 30 trillion dollars. And, China isn't even the largest foreign holder of American debt. Of late though, China has been cutting back on US treasuries. So what would happen if Beijing decides to sell off all their holdings one day? What impact would that move have on the U.S economy and should we be worried?
SHANGHAI, Dec 17 (Reuters) - China will maintain reasonably ample liquidity in financial markets while better serving needs from the real economy next year, state media quoted a vice governor of the People's Bank of China (PBOC) as saying on Saturday. Monetary policy in 2023 will ensure sufficient amount of liquidity and the structure will be accurate to aid key sectors, PBOC Deputy Governor Liu Guoqiang said. "Funding cost will remain reasonably flexible, with little ups and downs," Liu was quoted by state broadcaster CCTV as saying. Source Reuter feed.
despite all those lockdowns ????
"I'm the MOST HONEST HUMAN BEING that God has EVER created!!" - Donald Trump
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Quote Originally Posted by nature1970:
SHANGHAI, Dec 17 (Reuters) - China will maintain reasonably ample liquidity in financial markets while better serving needs from the real economy next year, state media quoted a vice governor of the People's Bank of China (PBOC) as saying on Saturday. Monetary policy in 2023 will ensure sufficient amount of liquidity and the structure will be accurate to aid key sectors, PBOC Deputy Governor Liu Guoqiang said. "Funding cost will remain reasonably flexible, with little ups and downs," Liu was quoted by state broadcaster CCTV as saying. Source Reuter feed.
In the past 70 years or so that the U.S. dollar has been the world's dominant currency, plenty of challengers for the title have come and gone. Now, China is trying to establish the renminbi as a formidable competitor to the greenback — and its strategy is worth paying particularly close attention to, says Matteo Maggiori, the Moghadam Family Professor of Finance at Stanford Graduate School of Business and a senior fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR). “China is a viable contender,”
give them maybe 4 or 5 yrs and if the republicans continue to depress american progress then china will succeed
"I'm the MOST HONEST HUMAN BEING that God has EVER created!!" - Donald Trump
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Quote Originally Posted by nature1970:
In the past 70 years or so that the U.S. dollar has been the world's dominant currency, plenty of challengers for the title have come and gone. Now, China is trying to establish the renminbi as a formidable competitor to the greenback — and its strategy is worth paying particularly close attention to, says Matteo Maggiori, the Moghadam Family Professor of Finance at Stanford Graduate School of Business and a senior fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR). “China is a viable contender,”
give them maybe 4 or 5 yrs and if the republicans continue to depress american progress then china will succeed
Quote Originally Posted by nature1970: SHANGHAI, Dec 17 (Reuters) - China will maintain reasonably ample liquidity in financial markets while better serving needs from the real economy next year, state media quoted a vice governor of the People's Bank of China (PBOC) as saying on Saturday. Monetary policy in 2023 will ensure sufficient amount of liquidity and the structure will be accurate to aid key sectors, PBOC Deputy Governor Liu Guoqiang said. "Funding cost will remain reasonably flexible, with little ups and downs," Liu was quoted by state broadcaster CCTV as saying. Source Reuter feed. despite all those lockdowns ????
Lockdowns mean nothing to your economy when your government starts pumping boatloads of cash via QE into the markets..... just ask the United States....
China has taken the opposite strategy to the US when tackling the covid economics of their Country..... as the US starts to see inflation wane via monetary policy, China is beginning to do the exact opposite, as they have purposefully been keeping the lid on their economy until they were ready to unleash it. That time is now. China will be exporting inflation to the US & the West now that they are opening back up. Watch and learn.
America First
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Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964:
Quote Originally Posted by nature1970: SHANGHAI, Dec 17 (Reuters) - China will maintain reasonably ample liquidity in financial markets while better serving needs from the real economy next year, state media quoted a vice governor of the People's Bank of China (PBOC) as saying on Saturday. Monetary policy in 2023 will ensure sufficient amount of liquidity and the structure will be accurate to aid key sectors, PBOC Deputy Governor Liu Guoqiang said. "Funding cost will remain reasonably flexible, with little ups and downs," Liu was quoted by state broadcaster CCTV as saying. Source Reuter feed. despite all those lockdowns ????
Lockdowns mean nothing to your economy when your government starts pumping boatloads of cash via QE into the markets..... just ask the United States....
China has taken the opposite strategy to the US when tackling the covid economics of their Country..... as the US starts to see inflation wane via monetary policy, China is beginning to do the exact opposite, as they have purposefully been keeping the lid on their economy until they were ready to unleash it. That time is now. China will be exporting inflation to the US & the West now that they are opening back up. Watch and learn.
Quote Originally Posted by nature1970: In the past 70 years or so that the U.S. dollar has been the world's dominant currency, plenty of challengers for the title have come and gone. Now, China is trying to establish the renminbi as a formidable competitor to the greenback — and its strategy is worth paying particularly close attention to, says Matteo Maggiori, the Moghadam Family Professor of Finance at Stanford Graduate School of Business and a senior fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR). “China is a viable contender,” give them maybe 4 or 5 yrs and if the republicans continue to depress american progress then china will succeed
Most certainly they will.
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Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964:
Quote Originally Posted by nature1970: In the past 70 years or so that the U.S. dollar has been the world's dominant currency, plenty of challengers for the title have come and gone. Now, China is trying to establish the renminbi as a formidable competitor to the greenback — and its strategy is worth paying particularly close attention to, says Matteo Maggiori, the Moghadam Family Professor of Finance at Stanford Graduate School of Business and a senior fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR). “China is a viable contender,” give them maybe 4 or 5 yrs and if the republicans continue to depress american progress then china will succeed
Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by nature1970: In the past 70 years or so that the U.S. dollar has been the world's dominant currency, plenty of challengers for the title have come and gone. Now, China is trying to establish the renminbi as a formidable competitor to the greenback — and its strategy is worth paying particularly close attention to, says Matteo Maggiori, the Moghadam Family Professor of Finance at Stanford Graduate School of Business and a senior fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR). “China is a viable contender,” give them maybe 4 or 5 yrs and if the republicans continue to depress american progress then china will succeed Most certainly they will.
possibly sooner thx to maga idiots in congress
"I'm the MOST HONEST HUMAN BEING that God has EVER created!!" - Donald Trump
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Quote Originally Posted by Zeus4par:
Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964: Quote Originally Posted by nature1970: In the past 70 years or so that the U.S. dollar has been the world's dominant currency, plenty of challengers for the title have come and gone. Now, China is trying to establish the renminbi as a formidable competitor to the greenback — and its strategy is worth paying particularly close attention to, says Matteo Maggiori, the Moghadam Family Professor of Finance at Stanford Graduate School of Business and a senior fellow at the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research (SIEPR). “China is a viable contender,” give them maybe 4 or 5 yrs and if the republicans continue to depress american progress then china will succeed Most certainly they will.
They have a strong currency that they made to seem weak.
They were inflating and weakening the yuan on purpose during the 2010 allowing Congress to perceive weakness in markets .
Now that we are weak their money has value to all money on earth.... Slowly nations have turned away from the west especially in the isolationism strategy of Trump and have begun partnering with china economically and strategically ...
China will fill the void in leadership...
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China has waited for this moment.
They have a strong currency that they made to seem weak.
They were inflating and weakening the yuan on purpose during the 2010 allowing Congress to perceive weakness in markets .
Now that we are weak their money has value to all money on earth.... Slowly nations have turned away from the west especially in the isolationism strategy of Trump and have begun partnering with china economically and strategically ...
China has waited for this moment. They have a strong currency that they made to seem weak. They were inflating and weakening the yuan on purpose during the 2010 allowing Congress to perceive weakness in markets . Now that we are weak their money has value to all money on earth.... Slowly nations have turned away from the west especially in the isolationism strategy of Trump and have begun partnering with china economically and strategically ... China will fill the void in leadership...
100%
America First
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Quote Originally Posted by nature1970:
China has waited for this moment. They have a strong currency that they made to seem weak. They were inflating and weakening the yuan on purpose during the 2010 allowing Congress to perceive weakness in markets . Now that we are weak their money has value to all money on earth.... Slowly nations have turned away from the west especially in the isolationism strategy of Trump and have begun partnering with china economically and strategically ... China will fill the void in leadership...
China has waited for this moment. They have a strong currency that they made to seem weak. They were inflating and weakening the yuan on purpose during the 2010 allowing Congress to perceive weakness in markets .
This is very interesting to say the least!
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Quote Originally Posted by nature1970:
China has waited for this moment. They have a strong currency that they made to seem weak. They were inflating and weakening the yuan on purpose during the 2010 allowing Congress to perceive weakness in markets .
China has manufacturing capabilities to double in less than a week. They have cities yet to have people already made and furnished with manufacturing plants. They have aquired raw materials production is n Asia Africa south america and Russia. Have made trade agreement with Saudi Arabia, Iran and Russia for energy needs. They are a dragon made to look like paper tiger....
America First
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Quote Originally Posted by nature1970:
China has manufacturing capabilities to double in less than a week. They have cities yet to have people already made and furnished with manufacturing plants. They have aquired raw materials production is n Asia Africa south america and Russia. Have made trade agreement with Saudi Arabia, Iran and Russia for energy needs. They are a dragon made to look like paper tiger....
China’s pro-growth policies, including in the property sector, and an easing of Covid-19 restrictions are expected to support progressive improvement from the difficult economic conditions of the first half,” BHP said.
Rio however also said this week that China’s reopening from Covid-19 restrictions could raise near-term risks of labor and supply-chain shortages.
The world’s largest listed miner said iron ore production from mines it operates Western Australia on was 74.3 million tons for the three months ended December, up 1% from 73.9 million tons a year earlier and beating a consensus of 71.9 million tons.
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I originally posted 4 days ago.
It takes a moment for national news to ketch up...
China’s pro-growth policies, including in the property sector, and an easing of Covid-19 restrictions are expected to support progressive improvement from the difficult economic conditions of the first half,” BHP said.
Rio however also said this week that China’s reopening from Covid-19 restrictions could raise near-term risks of labor and supply-chain shortages.
The world’s largest listed miner said iron ore production from mines it operates Western Australia on was 74.3 million tons for the three months ended December, up 1% from 73.9 million tons a year earlier and beating a consensus of 71.9 million tons.
Restricted margerie was going to haunt the democratic party...
I specifically stated that margerie wasn't going to be defeated in primaries or general elections and she was going back to Congress with the votes to elect speaker McCarthy.
Then when the new speaker has the gavel they can now ban certain Democrats for comittees assignments...
Well the china angle was a direct result of these two dominoes falling... As the world leaders who trust intelligence, theier economic and policy stade gist have waited for this exact set of circumstances to unfold...
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I tried to warn you.
Restricted margerie was going to haunt the democratic party...
I specifically stated that margerie wasn't going to be defeated in primaries or general elections and she was going back to Congress with the votes to elect speaker McCarthy.
Then when the new speaker has the gavel they can now ban certain Democrats for comittees assignments...
Well the china angle was a direct result of these two dominoes falling... As the world leaders who trust intelligence, theier economic and policy stade gist have waited for this exact set of circumstances to unfold...
And now it is spiralling through ap ago and Reuters feeds.
China emerges from COVID 19 markets surge world wide...China’s long-awaited lifting of COVID-zero policies in December and reopening to the world earlier this month had an immediate impact, as markets surged on the hope that China was back in business. But not everyone is convinced China’s reopening is good news for the global economy, and it might even exacerbate inflation worldwide.
For three years, China has remained largely isolated from the global economy, with leaders rarely leaving the country and foreign arrivals subject to strict quarantine, vaccination, and testing requirements. Frequent lockdowns in China’s manufacturing hubs and backlogs at port cities crippled supply chains and added to global inflation concerns. But those days may now be over, as city-scale lockdowns are no more and big-spending Chinese tourists are slowly venturing back out into the world.
Thank you Gop for given our position to China...
I hope they paid you and the traitor trump well to sell your souls
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And now it is spiralling through ap ago and Reuters feeds.
China emerges from COVID 19 markets surge world wide...China’s long-awaited lifting of COVID-zero policies in December and reopening to the world earlier this month had an immediate impact, as markets surged on the hope that China was back in business. But not everyone is convinced China’s reopening is good news for the global economy, and it might even exacerbate inflation worldwide.
For three years, China has remained largely isolated from the global economy, with leaders rarely leaving the country and foreign arrivals subject to strict quarantine, vaccination, and testing requirements. Frequent lockdowns in China’s manufacturing hubs and backlogs at port cities crippled supply chains and added to global inflation concerns. But those days may now be over, as city-scale lockdowns are no more and big-spending Chinese tourists are slowly venturing back out into the world.
Thank you Gop for given our position to China...
I hope they paid you and the traitor trump well to sell your souls
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