China's Battle Against Bond Bubble Intensifies | Bloomberg: The China Show 8/8/2024

“Bloomberg: The China Show” is your definitive source for news and analysis on the world's second-biggest economy. From politics and policy to tech and trends, Yvonne Man and David Ingles give global investors unique insight, delivering in-depth discussions with the newsmakers who matter.

Chapters:
00:00:00 - Bloomberg: The China Show opens
00:02:49 - What to watch in China today
00:03:43 - Shikhara Investment Management's Rahul Chadha on Asia market volatility
00:12:46 - PBOC sets yuan midpoint above 7.14 for first time since 2023
00:14:16 - China ramps up fight with bond bulls
00:24:11 - Kweichou Moutai earnings preview
00:27:10 - Expectations for SMIC earnings
00:31:30 - Exclusive with Jeet Adani, who heads Adani's airports and defense businesses
00:38:38 - Former New York Fed President Bill Dudley on the US economy
00:46:28 - What we're watching in Asia markets today
00:53:10 - Asia economic outlook with Nomura's Sonal Varma
01:02:25 - Chinese cities rush to lure homebuyers with sweeteners, price cuts
01:08:30 - Japan stocks rebound
01:10:01 - SoftBank's buyback plan fails to lift shares
01:12:37 - Tokyo Electron may see higher 1Q OP on growing sales
01:15:42 - Traders: China state banks sold 7-year government debt
01:16:54 - Exclusive with Jeet Adani, who heads Adani's airports and defense businesses
01:27:22 - Bloomberg Opinion: The Olympics are always political for China, says Karishma Vaswani
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[lastChang]

China 🇨🇳 has been a money-printing machine on overdrive.
During the years 1990-2021, the US printed 6.5 times more money while China printed 147 times.
- It has printed more money than the US and Japan combined, while its economy is only half of them.
- Current Chinese debt-to-gdp is already *highest in the world, at 300%, * according to Bloomberg.
- With stimulus and measures, China's debt will be at 400% to 500% of its GDP in the next decade, according to Reuters.

[PhilipLeitch]

Please change your name. You are being confused for the original "The China Show"

[stanendo]

When you lose, don’t admit it but claim doping!!

[Thenobelfan]

It’s funny, when the stock is 40 % up, they talk about the future and the shovels and now when the price is 30% lower, they say high quality stocks will go through more correction , listen to them you would never Be able by the lows .