China’s manufacturing capacity is helping the world fight climate change and contain inflation, said Vice Finance Minister Liao Min, pushing back against the latest US criticism of the nation’s industrial excess.
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Amidst International eco-geo-politico turmoil, financial gurus sing songs of global economic soft landing. What? Supply chains are still disrupted. Ukraine/Russia war is seeing no end. Interest rates hit the roof in many countries. And to top it all; the looming threat of another war. We are only just at the beginning of 2024 and no where close to the inflation targets. So what can we really expect in the coming months. Lets break it down. Ships are being attacked at Red Sea. Chances are that oil prices may rise further. Tension between US and Chinese may may bring about trade export restrictions, pushing up goods inflation. And hoow long can Russia hold with its frozen central bank assets? IMF wants to bring global inflation from 6.8% (2023) to targetted 5.9% this year and around 4% in 2025. Arent these global targets a bit pressuring? Considering current threats; Yes. Lastly additional International conflicts will surely bazooka energy and food prices globally. So to all the gurus singing soft landing lullabies; Please dont!
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A trade war has been raging between the US and China since Trump (as an aside, a war that earned Trump scorn but is simply being continued by Biden). The US is throwing the hegemony of the dollar as a reserve currency into the fray. The Chinese are buying gold (one of the reasons why gold prices have risen in recent years). The challenge for the global economy is not retreating into political-economic blocs. We need each other in the world (to face the big challenges as wars, inequality and climate change).
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It’s time to prepare for rough seas ahead: “A global trade war would reduce growth and increase inflation, making it the largest geopolitical risk that markets should consider in the months ahead. In this scenario, deglobalization, decoupling, fragmentation, protectionism, the balkanization of global supply chains, and de-dollarization would become even greater risks to economic growth and financial markets.”
Trump and the Global Economic Risk Picture | by Nouriel Roubini - Project Syndicate
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A toll on human lives and the global economy is what we are witnessing in real-time today. China's structural reforms are shaking, US's plan of cooling down the inflation seems far-off, Germany and UK are going further down the recession line. With the situation in the Middle-East cratering beyond hope, oil is being hoarded, casting a hike in oil prices bounding up to a global inflation. The world is not ready for another war or its consequences for the matter. With both advanced and third-world economies being bruised hard, the inflation will botch up global trade. While you may sit in a rather safe part of the world, the repercussions of a military confrontation involving the world's superpowers will reach you in waves. Let's educate ourselves on the hysterics around and use our resources mindfully for no one can guarantee what's coming next at this point. Visit Website: https://lnkd.in/etDjRr4V #global #oilinflation #inflation #oil #trendingnews #news #worivo
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Imagine waking up tomorrow and seeing the world with the following issues Energy Crisis, Oil and Gas Prices Surge, Global Inflation, Supply Chain coming to stand still, Global Trade Halt, Food Security Issues, Financial Market Turmoil, Stock Market Crash, Debt Crisis in Developing Nations, Global Recession and Depression, Collapse of Global Trade Agreements. That's how it will be if the US led NATO allows Ukraine to use its long range missles to hit Russia and for sure Russia will gift a Nuke to Ukraine. India could become a global trading platform for the west and Russian allies, China could become more powerful with a huge influence in Russia, the global south will losse confidence in West and the multipolar work order could emerge. In the mean time China will try to keep India busy with Pak and will try to take over Taiwan and the wide spread US will get into every war that there is and its economy will crumble and it will take the global economy down along with it and the world will loose the dollar standard. It is needless to say that things will get worse in the middle east with Isreal and Iran conflict. World business will come to a stand still. Boy do I wish Trump to win the US elections now...
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Are domestic shocks in #G20 #EmergingEconomies hitting global growth? NCAER is hosting Nicolas Fernandez-Arias on 🗓️ Wed, 8 May to present IMF's latest #WEO World Economic Outlook's evidence on #spillovers of shocks from G20, especially China. Details: bit.ly/3JED85m
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Aaron Watson’s Video Clearly Explains “Why China’s Economy is About to Collapse” I am no fan of China- they have jumped the shark after a 40 year run. “The Belt and Road Initiative” is turning out to be more like “The Hanging with Belt by the Side of the Road Initiative”. China is imploding with what some estimate to be a $50 trillion dollar debt bubble fueled by its disastrous over expansion in the property sector. China imports 70% of its energy as its existing fields are in decline and it relies on Russia, Iran, Angola and Venezuela to fill the gap. In addition, China also has a strategic petroleum reserve second only to the US - China’s SPR has an estimated 90 day supply when filled to capacity. The China Miracle has turned to $hit and they will attempted to export, deflate and devaluate their way out of this economic morass. WSJ “From the end of 2019 through Tuesday, the MSCI India Index surged 110%, ahead of the U.S. tech-heavy index’s 99% gain. Even more surprising, is how well India fared compared with what is—for now, at least—the world’s largest emerging-stock market: MSCI China is down 30% over the same period.” The Chinese meltdown we are witnessing may make the 2008 Great Financial Crisis look like a walk in the park. China is- The Super Big Short!
Why China's Economy is About to Collapse
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Global trade growth set to double in 2024 due to easing inflation and a strong US economy, says OECD, IMF, and WTO. China and East Asia are key drivers. Risks remain amid geopolitical tensions. #trade #economy #shipping #logistics #InformaConnectAcademy
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