Should You Invest In China In 2024? Must-Ask Questions Before Investing | Money Mind | China Economy

Making sense of the economic data out of China, and how you can profit from it.

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[mathieug]

Would not touch that with a 10 foot pole.

[Growwithcoachsol]

No. S.Korea, Japan, Indonesia, Philippines, Mexico, Malaysia, Singapore, Australia... All better investments in the long-term.

[lowwastehighmelanin]

Are y'all delulu? Are you seeing what's happening AGAIN with Evergrande???

[tkyap]

Must questions for all investments. Money has to be invested somewhere otherwise it will sit idle collecting nothing.

[sps]

Still believe the data coming out of that country😂?

[keanphenglim]

People or 'experts' who keep harping on how 'low' / 'slow' is the economic growth of China in recent years are either dumb or deliberately lying (or both).
The reason is simple - the absolute SIZE of the Chinese economy today is multiple TIMES than it was 10 or 20 years ago.
Hence, even an 'average' of 5% economic growth today would roughly be the same increase (in dollars amount) of a '10%' in the past.
Just simple arithmetic.

In 1984, China grew by 15.2%, and averaged over +10% annually through 2005, so 2023 growth dropping to a mere 5% is a big drop. Thing is, when China grew +15.2% in 1984, their economy was only $260 Billion USD (nominal), so they grew by +$40 Billion. In 2023, China's economy is $18 Trillion USD (nominal), so +5% growth adds +$900 Billion, 22.5 times greater than their 1984 growth and roughly 3.5 times the ENTIRE 1984 Chinese economy.
In contrast, the USA will be lucky to add +$20 Billion to their economy, and it'll mostly be FIRE (Finance, Insurance & Real Estate) growth, rather than "real" industrial production and trade in goods. The UK is going into recession, Germany is in "technical" recession, and Japan has been ZERO growth for decades. Meanwhile, sanctioned Russia is expected to grow by +3%, faster than the USA.When people like Adrian Zeihan and Gordon Chang keeps being the nvited to talk and explain why the PRC is "collapsing", we, the informed people, can only wet our pants of laughing.

[PAPDoubleStandards]

If Singapore was to be under any other European rule, like the Philippines or economies in Indo-China region, then we would have to start from scratch as those colonial masters literally destroyed most critical infrastructure before departing.

[casab]

Singapore have to openly encourage invest in unstable China to give opportunities of multi millionaire migrate to sg, while quietly invest in unpolished india gem.

[ajamu]

People keep speculating on the Chinese economy and debt and ignore the US economy and debt!

[fengjikangqiang]

Mayb this question is meant for temasek...losing our nation capital.

[happymelon]

2-2-2024 China remains a major investment destination.​
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce released a survey report on China's business environment, which showed that half of the U.S. companies surveyed stated that they ranked China as their first or top three investment destinations in the world. However, U.S. companies in China also face difficulties in risk management, policy environment, and Sino-U.S. relations. Certainty and a series of challenges.

The survey was conducted from October to November last year. Among the chambers of commerce, a total of 343 US companies in China responded. The results show that 50% of the US companies surveyed stated that China is listed as the first or top three investment destinations in the world, and nearly half of the surveyed companies expect to achieve profitability in 2023. Both data have increased by 5% compared with 2022. . About 68% of companies expect profit margins to exceed or be on par with the global average.

[brawhite]

China’s population is shrinking and its market is shrinking

[MarketStoic]

Why not ask about India, INDA and Japan EWJ / DXJ? They are near 52-week highs... An uptrend is an uptrend, is an uptrend.

[KenApo-kr]

I love Chinese food. I will invest my Pooh……! To get big return.

[ryanwalters]

Think of these as more of donations to china.

[shawnsmith]

With china ageing pop as they die out millions of more houses every year will be on the market for buyers its going be 30+ years befor china will need build new houses

[happymelon]

NOT now, maybe mid of this year when U$A FED can't increasing interest.

[happymelon]

Again, History is repeating...
😂 During the 70's 80's ..
U$A to EU : We should not invest in China, the system(commuxxx) is bad and needs to be punished.
EU : OK, agree
But after that, it was U$A companies that flooded into China to make huge profits, the EU so dxmb.🤣

[ibrahimseth]

Debt=6000B Yield=5% Year=30
Debt(30 Year)=6000B*1.05^30
Debt(30 Year)=26000B

Insurans:
Premium=? Yield(30 Year)=1000%
Premium=26, 000B/1000%
Premium=2600B

Debt=6000B
{
Debt=3000B
Loan=3000B
}

Loan=3000B
{
Premium=2600B
Extra=400B
}

Thank you.

[angelosupsup]

Shallow alibis to say transition stage? Believe me, in coming years your crisis is growing rapidly, dnot trst chaynna.