China to Begin Selling Ultra-Long Debt This Week | Bloomberg: The China Show 5/13/2024

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[@bernardforand4078]

China has a domestic market of 1.3 billion, while the USA has only 340 million. China has Universal Education and Health Care, producing more than twice as many highly educated graduates-all "Debt-Free." USA's Debt-riddled, highly educated graduates can not academically compete with such odds. Western Free Trade International Markets. Replacing the USA's currency exchange value from the U.S. Dollar to the Yen or Yaun creates their Eastern Free Trade International Markets currency values. With Asia, India, China, etc. Tariffs are a double-edged sword that cuts both ways. Competing with the Eastern Markets with a collaboration manifesto would be more prosperous for the Western Markets. Notice that China has been courting some nations from the Western International Free Trade Markets with a "Hungary" success. Is France welcoming the competition?

[@araara4746]

What's ridiculous is that Japan selling their USD to save the YEN, ended up being scolded by Yellen. Being US's friend is fatal.

[@Souchirouu]

Pretty much the entire world is divesting from the dollar. Basically selling their dollars and buying gold instead and that is really bad for the US economy as it benefits immensely by being the most traded currency. Especially with the recent decision to steal $300+ billion in Russian assets. By doing that they told the entire world that if you invest in anything using the US dollar and the US doesn't like now or in the future they will just steal your stuff.

[@SunS13707]

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[@Amite-zg2ob]

meanwhile our life today Median Household Income Negitive-3% Retail Gas+39% Ground Beef+37% Automobiles+34% White panbread+33% Sliced bacon+19% Milk+18% Deodorant+38% cooking Oil+36% Eggs+41% Bleach+43% RAMEN+43% Dog Food +36% Snack food /chips+27% Auto repair/Tires+26% >St Louis Fed.

[@TheLegendaryHelper]

Jen Zhu Scott 😍

[@tommylashley683]

Wooh,Brandon is getting tough on something that will hardly be affected. Let's go brandon!

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@gabriel

[@mssv19123]

US has 32 trillions debt, can US even pay their 20 years bond? Who do you trust, China 20 years bond or US 20 years bond.....

[@weareacorprotocracynow6907]

China is having to sell the bonds to avoid the housing collapse which would lead to a massive uprising. China has spent billions spending on Ghost Towns so that the GDP number was higher...all that weath they had is now spent. Do you really trust the ecconomic numbers from a dictator??? China IS IN 1984 where 2+2=5

[@kodaiflow2]

GIGO

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[@Buttersausage]

Crumbling economy

[@DW-op7ly]

While they have a trade surplus with the world over 820 billion a year the Chinese should actually be issuing trillions in Sovereign debt as China external Sovereign debt is only at 2.4 trillion So while they like to keep their external debt low…. Unlike the Americans When the USA eventually crashes its economy people dumping US dollars/debt will have a hard time selling and then buying Chinese Renminbi and Chinese debt