We should be worried about China's long-term structural challenges, says Treasury's Adeyemo

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[godzillamothra]

China is popping its property bubble, shutting off its rife shadow banking, etc. It cause pain, yes, but it is China addressing its long term challenges. Meanwhile the US still haven't addressed its ballooning debt problem.

[KMuse]

You do you and let China worry about their economy. Let's see who comes out on top in 5 years.

[WalkOverHotCoal]

It is always refreshing to get some insightful advice from a country which itself is mired in huge debts, internal political instability, violence, with or without guns, homelessness, etc.

[hansel]

Like this guy. Let’s have him on again.
Not afraid of disagreeing with the vapid hosts.

[jesussonofgod]

GOD HAS ALWAYS LOVED CHINA AND HAS ALWAYS BLESSED CHINA FOREVER.

✝️🇨🇳☯️🙏🙏🙏☯️🇨🇳✝️

✝️ GOD BLESS CHINA ✝️

[ericchen-qosf]

🤣Can't help laughing. 'China is close?' but the truth is America is close.🤣

[carolsun]

It is nature after 2 year lock down. Economy has cycles. It just reached the cycle low. Things will be better later. Don't lock down next time!

[TombRaider]

India can offer everything china can. Cheap labor, highly intelligent people actually more intelligent that Chinese are. USA should continue to heavily invest in India. India is developing country and really needs jobs for such a populated country. If USA strengthen it's relationship with India. It will benefit both long term. Yes, it will be a challenge to move big tech companies in India but it's just a short term challenge, long term it's perfect for both countries. USA needs to comes to it's senses and break every ties with China slowly but surely.

[TheArtofWarChina]

China's 5.5% GDP bad... US's 1.6% GDP good... 😂😂

[EdwardTamsberg]

LOL looks like the chinese fake accounts hate this video.