China WARN U.S to 'immediately' lift all Tariffs on Chinese Goods

[LaoTze]

China WARN U.S to 'immediately' lift all Tariffs on Chinese Goods​

 

[Pinkieslut]

USA willl Kenna fixed like Sinkie Oppies!

 

[laksaboy]

LOL, Tiongcock no more money. Tak boleh tahan.

Tariffs? Wait till trade embargos come. 全球禁运.

Still want to act like some influential big brother superpower and throw money to the African nigger beggars.

 

[Sustanon]

So china can continue to have massive trade surplus while US manufacturers uplorry and unemployment en mass? This ish wad u get from free trade..... go and listen to kum lan kia Adam Smith Free trade lah.... free Ji Ki Lan ok Ji Ki Lan.... US should have set up massive tariffs way way back...... 1972 Bilderberg.... protectionist now abit too late liao.....

 

[syed putra]

So china can continue to have massive trade surplus while US manufacturers uplorry and unemployment en mass? This ish wad u get from free trade..... go and listen to kum lan kia Adam Smith Free trade lah.... free Ji Ki Lan ok Ji Ki Lan.... US should have set up massive tariffs way way back...... 1972 Bilderberg.... protectionist now abit too late liao.....

US industrial prowess have been hollowed out. They cannot compete with the far East. It's as simple as that. But US still maintain the lead in high tech so far.
The problem will be ASEAN. We are buying but not selling much back to china.

 

[BoonTiong]

US industrial prowess have been hollowed out. They cannot compete with the far East. It's as simple as that. But US still maintain the lead in high tech so far.
The problem will be ASEAN. We are buying but not selling much back to china.

Pinoys go there to work as maids, entertainers and selling pussy

 

[k1976]

China Renaissance Crashes as Trading Resumes After Bao Fan Exit​

• Shares resume trading in Hong Kong after 17-month suspension
• Ex-chair Bao was replaced amid unspecified government probe

By Lulu Yilun Chen
September 9, 2024 at 9:43 AM GMT+8
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September 9, 2024 at 11:07 AM GMT+8
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China Renaissance Holdings Ltd.’s shares fell as much as 73% after resuming trading in Hong Kong on Monday, 17 months after the stock was suspended following the detention of its former Chairman Bao Fan.

The company said it has fulfilled requirements for the trading resumption, releasing its earnings for the first half and for last year and 2022.

The company replaced Bao in February, a year after he vanished from the public eye due to an investigation by Chinese authorities. Shares of China Renaissance were down 63% as of 11:00 a.m., wiping out about HK$2.6 billion ($334 million) of its market value.

 

[k1976]

 

[k1976]

US Bitcoin ETFs Bleed $1.2 Billion in Longest Run of Net Outflows​

• Investors pulled cash from the funds for eight straight days
• Anxiety in global markets is spilling over into digital assets

By Sidhartha Shukla and Suvashree Ghosh
September 9, 2024 at 1:42 PM GMT+8
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US Bitcoin exchange-traded funds have posted their longest run of daily net outflows since listing at the start of the year, part of a wider retreat from riskier assets in a challenging period for global markets.
Investors pulled close to $1.2 billion in total from the group of 12 ETFs over the eight days through Sept. 6, data compiled by Bloomberg show. The drop comes amid a rocky period for shares and commodities on economic growth worries.

 

[syed putra]

Let's face it. By 2030, India will be third biggest economy. China will be biggest.
US control of the market will dwindle. All these noises coming from the US is like a pig in the slaughterhouse.
US had done it's job in uplifting almost the entire planet from poverty. But currently, the entire world holding its breath to see what kind of future China will provide.

 

[k1976]

China’s Deflationary Spiral Is Now Entering Dangerous New Stage​

• Prices seen as falling through 2025 as wages, demand languish
• Long-term deflation could be major setback to China’s economy

“We are definitely in deflation and probably going through the second stage of deflation.”
Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg
By Bloomberg News
September 9, 2024 at 6:30 PM GMT+8
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Deflation stalking China since last year is now showing signs of spiraling, threatening to worsen the outlook for the world’s second-largest economy and raising calls for immediate policy action.

Data released Monday confirmed that apart from food costs, consumer price growth barely registered in large swathes of the economy at a time when incomes are sagging.