China’s Economic Collapse Just Got Worse

China is experiencing an economic downturn as they lower interest rates, spending decreases, and property values decline - here's what this means for everyone watching - Enjoy! Add me on Instagram: GPStephan

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In response to slowing growth, a declining property market, and falling demand…China did the unthinkable, by LOWERING INTEREST RATES to help stimulate MORE growth, while - at the same time - pumping $60 BILLION DOLLARS into the financial system as a way to incentivize lending.

However, they maintain that “the government won’t roll out massive stimulus measures or flood the financial system with too much new money, and would instead aim for stable prices, and “a relatively good economic performance."

Now, in an ORDINARY MARKET, such a rate cut and injection of money would be seen as a BULLISH sign for the economy - but, in THIS case - it’s seen as a REALLY NEGATIVE signal, as yet another failing effort to keep the economy afloat just a little while longer.

In just the last few days, 5 state owned companies were removed from the US Market citing “high administrative burden and costs” as the reason for their decision - however, the timing happened to come just months after the SEC flagged those companies for failing to meet United State’s auditing standards - leading to the assumption that - maybe more businesses are about to follow.

After all, China responded by saying that “they are reluctant to let overseas regulators inspect local accounting firms due to national security concerns.” - and, with the clock ticking, either China must comply, or over $1 Trillion Dollars could be de-listed from our US-based markets.

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[cloudwithwind]

In YOUTUBE, China's economic collapse has occurred for at least 20 years

[PoyoUws]

"Trust me guys this time China will really collapse "

[vitaboost]

If I get a $1 for every Western report hoping for China collapsing, I'd be millionaire by now.

[LOLLOL-kgdz]

american be like : china will collapse soon
in reality : american bank collapse one by one 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[bariamtak]

If I had a dollar for every hand gesture of this guy, I'd be a Trillioniare.

[robdom]

Usually, when you take out a loan, you buy something with the money: A car, a house, a new PC, etc. Those items can be repossessed by the bank if you can't pay back your loan. In China, however, they took out a loan on houses that weren't even built yet! So, if people stop paying back the loan, the banks have nothing to repossess. In their collective idiocy, the people and the banks have invested huge amounts money into shallow promises!

[John-yxyz]

Hahahaha....anytime now. So exciting right...wanna hold your breath?

[wongwk]

This is what happened when US always hysterically diagnoses the sickness of other countries but forgot its own cancer.

[gabrielecomanducci]

I love how Tom Holland takes the time to do these videos even while having to film for marvel. Keep it up Tom!

[RoanokeGaming]

kind of seems like we shouldnt be putting all our eggs in the china basket. If one country can have this much of an impact, then it needs to be spread out.

[jc]

I have heard alot of YouTubers talking about this but when Graham started talking about it, I started listening.

[jasonchang]

What happened to your prediction? I thought you claimed that it was the end?

[iannidd]

This is why folks have been talking about bringing production back home for decades. If China becomes unable to make it for us, we're screwed.

[Ethandavisbaker]

I have worked in China for the past decade. My apartment building is 80% unoccupied, and the company have built an additional 24 towers over 30 floors each. No one lives in them. The housing market here is insane.

[cuddleslug]

Blows my mind how you can gather and sift through this data and deliver such a great video. You will always have my support.

[allanfu]

Sounds like you are talking about America.

[bobjoatmon]

Bringing production back to the US simply isn't going to happen BUT it needs to be distributed around the world, not concentrated in one country like China.
That way production is diversified and a failure in one country wouldn't cause the whole system to stop

[Rustie_za]

so many doom and gloom predictions and nothing happens

[BlongTreyLo]

I am a QA tester for an american company that produces their product from china. Idk what happen but the company shutdown because they can no longer meet demand that's all they told us and eventually they fired all of us out cus they no longer need the website and app anymore. Now I'm wtihout work and currently looking into a diff company. I think this might be related to the china economy issue right now.

[andrewgeorge]

me, a chinese, watching this video in 2023. according to youtubers, China has collapsed 1000 times.