China's Collapsing Credit Growth Threatens the Global Economy and Stocks

In today's show, you will learn why China's credit growth is collapsing, what China's credit growth means to the global economy, how worker productivity is peaking, why falling unit labor costs signal a recession, signs consumer prices are peaking, why consumer prices are likely to fall, why consumers will reject higher prices, and how the Fed's new Standing Repo Program may have helped boost demand for U.S. debt.

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[ironmonkey]

Inflation in necessities is going to cannibalize discretionary spending.

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Great show Steve like always. I’ve seen retail sales prices dropping to try to spur purchasing. Let’s hope for a slow meltdown.

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[benyu]

Before the CPI starts to move down, the PPI, which is a leading indicator for CPI needs to be down first. Both PPIs of US and China keep moving higher during the past few months.

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