Making Sense of China's Markets

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Eva Lee, head of Greater China equities at UBS Global Wealth Management, discusses China's property sector, the economy and her outlook for Chinese markets. She speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: China Open."
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it's a very good idea if people got to setup some stuffs aside for themselves that could be bringing them money apart from their business

lukefreeborn
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Look bro they gonna print and drop rates like everyone else let's be real

bernard
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Debt crisis and real estate debacle that will be highly deflationary

brianpereira
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Hard to get stability in the property market when you allow such gross excessive investment in the sector to build up in the first place. Far worse relative to household wealth or fake GDP levels than seen in US sub prime and Japanese property in mid 1990s. You can warehouse the problem exposures, like the Japanese did. But there is always a hangover of excess property that investors know would depress prices for years to come. So when you warehouse property exposures, effectively the government turns what should be a market price of property into an administered price with pace of sales rationed. How can Chinese consumer spending be expected to grow when their prime asset (housing) has effectively collapsed in value by at least 50%?

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US can run of money in summer this year

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People who are not stupid know that China always the best country, Rising above own score. No other nation can be matched. You must respect and obey the most glorious nation China or else there will be severe consequences. I am so proud to be a Chinese. We Chinese are the smartest, strongest and greatest race

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