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China's World-Beating Car Market Showing Signs of Weakness
To again stimulate car sales, the central government is re-launching policies to encourage replacement of old cars.
June 11st,2009
CPI and PPI Drops Continue: Real Economy Lukewarm While Assets Bubble
If energy prices rise, China's CPI may recover to the long-term average level before GDP does. Without the support of the real economy, rapid asset price increases will end up in a bubble, causing serious hurt to the real economy in an economic rebound.
June 11st,2009
China Encourages Use of Forex Reserves for Overseas Investment to Help Exports
SAFE says the new policy helps to relieve the funding problem of enterprises with direct overseas investment and will therefore stimulate export growth.
June 9th,2009
China's Dollar Reserve Risk Management Strategy Taking Shape
China has already begun the process of diversifying its foreign exchange reserve assets, pushing settlement in yuan with its trading partners, and pressuring the US government to be responsible in its fiscal policy.
June 8th,2009
SOE Bankruptcies May Accelerate
China is paying high to stimulate demand, especially in terms of creating production capacity surplus. Stimulated demand may not be able to offset demand declining due to the financial crisis, however, while stimulus policies throwing around a lot of money are not sustainable.
June 8th,2009
Again, China's Electric Consumption Does Not Support Official Growth Statistics
Power consumption in Sichuan dropped 9.9% in the first quarter, but its economic growth in the same period reached 10.8%.
June 5th,2009
Kirk on China: A Diplomat Rather Than A Fire Brand Ideologist
Kirk is not as smart and feisty as former US Trade Representative Robert Zoellick, and therefore less dangerous."
June 3rd,2009
Geithner Assuages Chinese Public about America's Debt
The USD is facing great risk of depreciation, so is the rate of return and security of the US national debt.
June 1st,2009
As GM Filing for Bankruptcy, Geithner Sounds Optimistic in Beijing
"What is bad for General Motors is bad for America?"
June 1st,2009
The United States and China, Cooperating for Recovery and Growth
Global problems will not be solved without U.S.-China cooperation. That goes for the entire range of issues that face our world from economic recovery and financial repair to climate change and energy policy.
June 1st,2009
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