China's $119 Billion 'Oasis' Rocked By Default Fears

China's $119 billion convertible bonds were once considered an oasis of small but sound returns, but now they've been rocked by once unthinkable defaults. Bloomberg's Justina Lee discusses on Bloomberg TV.
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[happymelon]

German direct investment in China has soared. According to data from the Bundesbank, total investment in the first half of 2024 reached 7.3 billion euros, exceeding the 6.5 billion euros in the whole of 2023.

Data also show that Germany’s direct investment in China was 2.48 billion euros in the first quarter of 2024, and increased to 4.8 billion euros in the second quarter.

[danielctgoh]

No names, no dates and no nothing . What a BS.

[swedesam]

It's such a wrap for China's economy.

[happymelon]

They know that the inflation is insane, productivity is low, but they keep banning Chinese products that actually could help people buy affordable goods and reduce the crazy economic gaps.

[ELYYY]

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[Ek]

This means that credit is drying up. Liquidity crisis. Crash.

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