US trying their best to stop Huawei.

[superpower]

C
China will Never topple USA . Cos china is Communist and no one trust them.

If Singapore has followed the communist, Singapore will be a backwater of Johor Malaysia. Worse then Johor.

Follow the West and we will all continue to be rich. Follow communist you will be forever poor.

You give China too much credit.

China is not interested in the toppling the US. It has enough problems domestically. In the medium term it has only 3 aims:

1. Generate jobs to eradicate poverty (countryside) and make the people happy. Tackle economic bubbles. Maintain access to resources like oil to grow the economy. A one-party system has a greater responsibility than a democracy like the US: mass unemployment will lead to riots and maybe a coup or revolution. IN America you just vote the bastard out every 4 years.

2. Accumulate enough wealth and forex reserves to support social spending and infrastructure and military development to defend its territory (having been bullied in the past 150 years and having its land torn apart by Western powers). The way to do this is through trade and investments with the South. They want to do biz with the North, but the US is thwarting its every move, from Tik Tok to Huawei to C919 to chip sanctions to (now) 55% tariffs on Chinese goods. At least the poorer nations show gratitude.

3. Reclaim Taiwan.

 

[ftan42]

in any ai-powered wargame scenarios, all ccp aircraft carriers will be knocked out and sunk in the 1st 69 minutes of any war with jp, sk, tw, usa in the scs. unker sam may lose 1. ccp navy will be crippled with staggering losses after 69 hours. ccp knows that, unker sam knows that, jp, sk, tw allies know that. only ccp sycophants here don’t know that.

It's essential to consider that real-world military conflicts are complex and influenced by numerous variables. Making broad statements about the outcome of a hypothetical war without concrete evidence or data can be misleading.

Instead of relying on unverified information, I recommend exploring credible sources, such as official military reports, think tank analyses, or reputable news outlets, to gain a deeper understanding of the complexities involved.

 

[superpower]

China is the modern time shit stirrer.

Patrick McGee:

"Donald Trump is more of a threat to Apple's operations than Xi Jinping has ever been. Mr Xi and Mr Cook have the same interests. Apple gets abundant, cheap labour and world-class robotics. Xi gets the spillover effects that benefit Huawei, Oppo, Vivo, and the broader electronics sector. Apple played the role of Prometheus, gifting China fire."

Enough said. Who's stirring shit in business?

 

[myfoot123]

China is like a puffer fish. The harder you squeeze it, the bigger it gets.

 

[congo9]

Hahah.china is like puffer fish ???
China's is going towards the Japan way.
All you can see are the news which are allowed to be heard.

 

[congo9]

Manufacturing is the core of China economy and also core of communist regime
Having engineer and all the cheap labor is just normal. This is the way it is. That where you get all the labor for you to produce your stuff and also causing a lot of over production.

 

[superpower]

Manufacturing is the core of China economy and also core of communist regime
Having engineer and all the cheap labor is just normal. This is the way it is. That where you get all the labor for you to produce your stuff and also causing a lot of over production.

Manufacturing is production of real goods. The real economy. Provides jobs, creates wealth, grows the economy. If coupled to adequate market signals overproduction can be largely avoided.

The financialization of the US economy has resulted in increasing funds pouring into speculation in capital and financial assets, hollowing out the manufacturing sector, stifling economic growth, increasing income gap and has made the economy very susceptible to financial instability and crisis.

https://equitablegrowth.org/the-ris...their-families-threatening-a-strong-recovery/

 

[congo9]

Manufacturing is production of real goods. The real economy. Provides jobs, creates wealth, grows the economy. If coupled to adequate market signals overproduction can be largely avoided.

The financialization of the US economy has resulted in increasing funds pouring into speculation in capital and financial assets, hollowing out the manufacturing sector, stifling economic growth, increasing income gap and has made the economy very susceptible to financial instability and crisis.

https://equitablegrowth.org/the-ris...their-families-threatening-a-strong-recovery/

USA Is a service base economy. Without US consuming the good, the china won't be able to export their stuff to USA. China earn USD and also buy more US bonds, to earn return on the bonds they purchases. China earn 2 rounds. Forex and plus the ROI on the bonds they bought.

It's not a bad thing about speculation. It's about total transparency. You know the market. Information is out there. They don't hide nos. That's the way it is. People trusted the US despite them having record deficits.

As for china，they cook their nos and with a 5% economic growth which they claim. The price of real estate keep falling, unemployment grows, deflation is rampant.

USA dominance is built on their vast consumer market, openess, vast and depth of financial market, technology know-how and military might.

China on the other end has nothing compared to US has.

 

[eatshitndie]

It's essential to consider that real-world military conflicts are complex and influenced by numerous variables. Making broad statements about the outcome of a hypothetical war without concrete evidence or data can be misleading.

Instead of relying on unverified information, I recommend exploring credible sources, such as official military reports, think tank analyses, or reputable news outlets, to gain a deeper understanding of the complexities involved.

best for ccp to test their theories by action rather than show-boating.

 

[superpower]

USA Is a service base economy. Without US consuming the good, the china won't be able to export their stuff to USA. China earn USD and also buy more US bonds, to earn return on the bonds they purchases. China earn 2 rounds. Forex and plus the ROI on the bonds they bought.

It's not a bad thing about speculation. It's about total transparency. You know the market. Information is out there. They don't hide nos. That's the way it is. People trusted the US despite them having record deficits.

As for china，they cook their nos and with a 5% economic growth which they claim. The price of real estate keep falling, unemployment grows, deflation is rampant.

USA dominance is built on their vast consumer market, openess, vast and depth of financial market, technology know-how and military might.

China on the other end has nothing compared to US has.

You can say all you want... there's $20 trillion of USD circulating round the world in electronic form, but only $2.3 trillion in physical form. The US economy is just sustained on deficit spending and speculation in financial assets, not on real production of goods and services

China buys Treasuries to maintain the RMB peg to the USD, basically ensuring its export competitiveness to generate jobs at home. They're not interested in the RMB as the world's reserve currency. In fact, they have been decreasing their Treasury holdings and buying up gold instead for an eventual switch to a gold std.

Take away the USD as reserve currency, with all major economies selling off their USD, and you'll see the US economy tanking like a house of cards. The US economy is actually like the emperor with no clothes on.

 

[superpower]

It's essential to consider that real-world military conflicts are complex and influenced by numerous variables. Making broad statements about the outcome of a hypothetical war without concrete evidence or data can be misleading.

Instead of relying on unverified information, I recommend exploring credible sources, such as official military reports, think tank analyses, or reputable news outlets, to gain a deeper understanding of the complexities involved.

After the US strikes on Iran, China said that the US remains the only country that can project power anywhere in the world. The Chinese sent two surveillance vessels to learn from the US, not to support Teheran. At no time did the Chinese claim military parity with the US. It's actually the neocons in the US that are itching for a war, to reset the economic system should China's GDP surpass the US'.

All said, China has major risk aversion to getting too involved in the Middle East, apart from being a peace broker, seeing the cost in lives, money and social cohesion borne by the US. They also have very good relations with UAE and Saudi and are careful not to upset the balance with Iran.

Their main military focus is on reclaiming Taiwan. Not on projecting power worldwide or spending trillions of dollars building bases in foreign countries. A naval blockade of Taiwan may be all that is needed, something that the US would be hard-pressed to respond to.

 

[syed putra]

Huawei dominance is greatly affected. It's only the CCP is giving them money and blood transfusion and that's why she lives.

Their chip technology is basically stuck at 7nm. It will be stuck for a long time to come. For those who bought Tiong EV, be careful. The chip they used are basically meant for hp. Not for car.

Their car make up is bad. Basically can only drive for 7 years and you see rust forming.

Dontch worry. Japan coming with 2 nm. That country just woken up from their long slumber due to Reagan.

 

[syed putra]

After the US strikes on Iran, China said that the US remains the only country that can project power anywhere in the world. The Chinese sent two surveillance vessels to learn from the US, not to support Teheran. At no time did the Chinese claim military parity with the US. It's actually the neocons in the US that are itching for a war, to reset the economic system should China's GDP surpass the US'.

All said, China has major risk aversion to getting too involved in the Middle East, apart from being a peace broker, seeing the cost in lives, money and social cohesion borne by the US. They also have very good relations with UAE and Saudi and are careful not to upset the balance with Iran.

Their main military focus is on reclaiming Taiwan. Not on projecting power worldwide or spending trillions of dollars building bases in foreign countries. A naval blockade of Taiwan may be all that is needed, something that the US would be hard-pressed to respond to.

At no time did Iran seek help from Russia or china.
Even the defence cooperation with Russia iran insist that it should not be on same scale as between Russia and North Korea.
Iran now wants to look at Chinese defence equipment since Russia cannot provide much due to it's current situation.
China intelligence gathering of course will Be shared with Iran.
The Malay airforce are now based in Kuwait. Ready for action. Hit the fuel tankers and all will be resolved.

 

[Sinkiesuk]

Will Huawei kill Micron? Then if they can, sinkie will have increase jobs less rate liao.

 

[congo9]

You can say all you want... there's $20 trillion of USD circulating round the world in electronic form, but only $2.3 trillion in physical form. The US economy is just sustained on deficit spending and speculation in financial assets, not on real production of goods and services

China buys Treasuries to maintain the RMB peg to the USD, basically ensuring its export competitiveness to generate jobs at home. They're not interested in the RMB as the world's reserve currency. In fact, they have been decreasing their Treasury holdings and buying up gold instead for an eventual switch to a gold std.

Take away the USD as reserve currency, with all major economies selling off their USD, and you'll see the US economy tanking like a house of cards. The US economy is actually like the emperor with no clothes on.

Reserve currency and trading currency are 2 different concepts.
USA has the 2 advantage over china in this case

Vietnam has just signed a tariff pact with USA.
Export from Vietnam to USA will be charged 20% tariff , import to VIETNAM will be charge 0% tariff . Those who uses Vietnam to re-export their product will be charged 40% tariff.

Chinese is always the manufacturing economy. Their internal consumption is really bad. Partially because of the real estate bubble bursting or burst and the effect that goes with the real estate bursting.

That's why for china to be strong. They need political changes. They need to become consumer economy then manufacturing economy.

 

[syed putra]

Chinese is always the manufacturing economy. Their internal consumption is really bad. Partially because of the real estate bubble bursting or burst and the effect that goes with the real estate bursting.

China is a big consumer nation. It was germany's biggest car market and high luxury brands biggest market before covid till now.
Currently it is still The biggest car market on the planet. But Chinese not buying legacy cars anymore. They are into EV's.

 

[syed putra]

Vietnam has just signed a tariff pact with USA.
Export from Vietnam to USA will be charged 20% tariff , import to VIETNAM will be charge 0% tariff . Those who uses Vietnam to re-export their product will be charged 40% tariff

I suspect Trump wants to raise money to compensate for tax cuts for the rich by introducing tariffs. Just as PAP. Introduce gst.

 

[Boonsiong]

Nice

 

[superpower]

Reserve currency and trading currency are 2 different concepts.
USA has the 2 advantage over china in this case

Vietnam has just signed a tariff pact with USA.
Export from Vietnam to USA will be charged 20% tariff , import to VIETNAM will be charge 0% tariff . Those who uses Vietnam to re-export their product will be charged 40% tariff.

Chinese is always the manufacturing economy. Their internal consumption is really bad. Partially because of the real estate bubble bursting or burst and the effect that goes with the real estate bursting.

That's why for china to be strong. They need political changes. They need to become consumer economy then manufacturing economy.

Actually China is the world's largest market for many consumer goods: cars, cellphones, luxury items, renewable energy. Its auto market is the size of the US and Europe combined.

All this is not reflected in trade figures (which show huge surpluses), because what China needs and buys, China makes! Having a huge domestic market allows them economies of scale in manufacturing which makes their products competitive when they export to other countries.

Per capita basis, Americans are still the top consumers because every household spends on debt. Total US household debt is $18 trillion (China only $11 trillion, up 100% because of property bubble), #1 in the world. Is an economy based on massive household debt spending a 'strong' economy? I don't think so. They can do it because USD is reserve currency, that's all. Any other country going that route will be bankrupted.

 

[eatshitndie]

Dontch worry. Japan coming with 2 nm. That country just woken up from their long slumber due to Reagan.

unker sam forbade the sale of f22 to jp decades ago and jp started to develop their own 6.9th gen fighter, fx (shinshin). it will augment their f35 squadrons when the mitsubishi fx is in full production.
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