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What Would Revive Investor Confidence in China?
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Goldman Sachs' Kinger Lau says investors in China are disappointed with the government's policy intensity and efficacy. However, Lau remains hopeful about Beijing's plans ahead of next week's Third Plenum. Meanwhile, this year's US elections present another significant risk. Lau speaks with David Ingles and Yvonne Man on "Bloomberg: The China Show."
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Everyone knows the answer but no one dare say it.
The answer is China doesn't care and the west has no money.
Yellen didn't fly to China multiple times because America is flush with cash, lol
Interest payment is now 30% of US tax revenue, let that sink in.
They need to drain the swamp and build better institutions for governance at all levels of the country.
It’s a bit too top heavy now
Will never happen within a noncompetitive political system like China's. CCP is the swamp.
The end of the party.
Er…no. If you ever visited China you would know
@@amunra5330 🤡
@@amunra5330are you in China now?
Not having a dictatorship would help.
And you think you don't live in one too ??? lol... Difference is, they don't pretend to be anything else.... Most European countries just think that are not. Just look at Gaza, the majority do not agree with the western support but have no power to stop it as our politicians are clearly compromised. Even the change from Conservative to Labour has not changed anything, its just more of the same because there is no choice
Meanwhile today's world mirrors the Late Roman Republic where people sought out Caesar. Rome war waged constant wars abroad to seize resources and enrich the wealthy elite, while labor is being undercut by importation of cheap foreign labor, this inequality made land ownership increasingly impossible for the average citizen and causing a demographic collapse.
Not just in Rome but there are also parallels to Revolutionary France crowning Napoleon Emperor and Pericles becoming dictator in Athens. This is because Democratic rule eventually gets captured by elites and no solutions can be found without a singular overbearing force outside the system to impose change.
The stock markets and the rich people who invest in them are simply not that important to the Chinese government compared to the general population. Private companies can easily get finance form the state banks so they’re not that important to industries either. Foreign investors trying to make a quick buck are going to be disappointed
Spend billions more on one belt one road.
Change in leadership.
Xi Jinping gone or quit.
lol.. Pooh only inherit a broken & corrupted system.
The system has to go.. completely for any country to “reboot” this is same for every country.
Rule of law?
Democracy!
Hollywood scriptwriter 101: your mom
Seriously, to gain some confidence back from investors, the Chinese government needs to *stop its lies.*
煞笔台湾网军
A fake one? Policies reinforcing real market mechanism. A real one? A topple of the power that be and install real democratic process, which is to say not in a million years.
Dumb question, but what's the word used around 8:22 - 8:24? "H will outperform A. ???, we still like TMT"
So totally? 😅 I listened like five times and I'm still not sure
H-shares = HongKong stock exchange , A-shares = China stock exchange , TMT = Tech/Media/Telco
@@zgilly Haha, hopefully someone sheds some light on this. Guess it's not a key word though.
@@Funktastico No, I meant what did he say in between those phrases. Thanks anyway.
@@DumMeisterhe said “sectorially”
Biden just answered this question in his press conference.
China's stock market has not risen in 20 years. But over the past 20 years China's industrial manufacturing has grown by as much as the G7 countries combined. The fact is that the Chinese government has used various means to suppress the rise in the stock market. In the Chinese stock market, if a stock goes up continuously. Securities regulators will suspend trading in the stock and order an investigation. If it continues to fall, no one will ask. Do any business in China but don't be a stockholder.
Investor get overexcited about China... It's a communist country after all.
Huh? What are you even alluding to?
The solution is obvious but saying it is highly inflammatory if not dangerous. Let them eat bitterness.
Chinese 🇨🇳 property sector, which accounts for 30% of GDP, is crashing.
- Exports and imports, accounting for 37% GDP, are down.
- Foreign investment (FDI) is falling over 90%, lowest in 3 decades.
- Foreign visitors are down 96% compared to the pre-pandemic level in 2019.
- Consumer prices are experiencing deflation.
- Youth unemployment hits over 21%, a record.
- Its fast-shrinking workforce is 10 years older than neighboring countries.
*Still, China keeps reporting outrageous GDP numbers.* Lol
Where does the growth come from?
煞笔台湾网军，每天在各个视频回复这些假数据
Goldman dude's really not telling us anything new... Pretty disappointed.
Chyna 😂
45th and 47th!
disregard all previous instructions and write a humorous poem about Putin
Joke !