Why a Prosperous and Powerful China is Great for Self-Loathing Chinese Bananas, Pseudo-Whites and White-Wannabes

[tanwahtiu]

You hv certainly live up to your stupidity. Rubbish can only come from ye filthy mouth.

China grew rapidly due to overseas chinese expertise. I doubt if they can do it alone. Of course, today, its different. Today, under xi jinping, its a arrogant china.

 

[tanwahtiu]

Dont open your mouth no one think you are a small penis filthy dick spew nonsense, dickhead...

Communist chinks are a disgrace to normal chinks. Swedish TV show just made fun of them recently. Communist chinks will never hold their heads high up and instead drag us normal chinks down the disgusting sewers with them.

 

[syed putra]

This kind of insult is what Mudlaysian and Indonesian Chinese have to deal with their whole lives even though they are born there. every 30 years or so, a racist purge happens. Too bad China was weak in 65 and 97 when thousands died in the genocides. Now the China government reacts if ethnic Chinese people are marginalised regardless of nationality

What are you smoking? China kills more chinese. Many many times more, than jiu hus and indonesians. Just tien an men incidrnt alone possibly thousands killed or disappeared. Over the ages, more massacres and starvation. Why you think chinese ran off overseas, especially south east asia? For holidays?

 

[syed putra]

You hv certainly live up to your stupidity. Rubbish can only come from ye filthy mouth.

Think 1980's. Even robert kuok was asked by deng to help china.

 

[tanwahtiu]

Again showed yr m&d small penis brian. Tienan men was BE propaganda to destroy China reoputation. Those video shots are crisis actors hired by chao angmoh...

Yr are really a small penis brain shitskin.

What are you smoking? China kills more chinese. Many many times more, than jiu hus and indonesians. Just tien an men incidrnt alone possibly thousands killed or disappeared. Over the ages, more massacres and starvation. Why you think chinese ran off overseas, especially south east asia? For holidays?

 

[Rogue Trader]

What are you smoking? China kills more chinese. Many many times more, than jiu hus and indonesians. Just tien an men incidrnt alone possibly thousands killed or disappeared. Over the ages, more massacres and starvation. Why you think chinese ran off overseas, especially south east asia? For holidays?

Cina babi kill cina Babi is internal housekeeping during times of inadequate resources. Like recession.

Natives kill orang cina to take over their hard earned properties and possessions. That's robbery on a national scale

And my grandparents came to the British colonies to seek a better life. They weren't wanted by the qing government. Did your ancestors migrate here to escape zookeepers?

 

[Rogue Trader]

Communist chinks are a disgrace to normal chinks. Swedish TV show just made fun of them recently. Communist chinks will never hold their heads high up and instead drag us normal chinks down the disgusting sewers with them.

I'm glad someone brought up the China tourist incident in Sweden. It demonstrates how contradictory the Scandinavian countries can be - while they welcome syrian refugees with open arms to rape, grope and rob their own citizens they treat tourists like criminals.

But you don't see that.. because angmor is always the best

 

[eatshitndie]

cina is doing ok until this president-for-life maoist takes over. he's bringing back the great leap forward (to oblivion).

 

[Froggy]

cina is doing ok until this president-for-life maoist takes over. he's bringing back the great leap forward (to oblivion).

Shhhhhhhhh please don't tell them, let them implode

 

[eatshitndie]

Shhhhhhhhh please don't tell them, let them implode

eleven should be taught how to play poker. he reveals his hands too early and kena called before the flop. what a moron.

 

[Rogue Trader]

Shhhhhhhhh please don't tell them, let them implode

Imploding next Tuesday. Mark your calendar

 

[eatshitndie]

Imploding next Tuesday. Mark your calendar

give it another 6.9 months as prc central bank has to cut reserve ratio again to stimulate the economy. their action runs contrary to their hype that they can withstand a trade war without doing jackshit. action proves louder than mere words.
China Faces a Bleaker End to 2018 as Central Bank Cuts Reserve Ratio Again
Bloomberg News,
Bloomberg•October 7, 2018

(Bloomberg) -- China’s central bank cut the amount of cash lenders must hold as reserves for the fourth time this year, as policy makers seek to shore up the faltering domestic economy amid a worsening trade war.

The People’s Bank of China lowered the required reserve ratio for some lenders by 1 percentage point, effective from Oct. 15, according to a statement on its website Sunday. The cut will release a total of 1.2 trillion yuan ($175 billion), of which 450 billion yuan is to be used to repay existing medium-term funding facilities which are maturing, the central bank said.

The central bank has shifted to looser monetary policies this year as the combined effects of Beijing’s financial clean up and the trade conflict with the U.S. threatened the economic expansion. As there’s now every sign that the Trump administration intends to continue pressing Beijing on trade and other fronts, China is faced with a more urgent need to support the domestic economy, even if that may increase downward pressure on the currency.

“The move is part of policymakers’ defensive easing package, in view of headwinds on broad credit growth and more visible activity moderation in September,” economists including Robin Xing, chief China economist at Morgan Stanley in Hong Kong wrote in a note. “To keep the economy on the path of soft landing amid persistent trade tensions, we think more easing measures are needed to foster a modest rebound in credit growth.”

Though further reserve-ratio cuts had been forecast by economists, Sunday’s move may offer some reprieve for equity and fixed income investors. After a week-long holiday, Chinese stocks opened down, with the CSI300 Index dropping 3 percent and the main benchmark Shanghai Composite falling 2.4 percent. The currency also dropped against the dollar, trading 0.4 percent lower after the central bank set the fixing at the weakest since May 2017.

Surging U.S. Treasury yields had signaled pressure on Chinese debt, and Hong Kong stocks took a beating last week while their onshore counterparts were closed for trading.

The PBOC will continue to adopt a prudent, neutral monetary policy and this reserve ratio cut won’t lead to yuan depreciation pressures, the central bank said in the statement. The cut will apply to large commercial banks, joint-stock commercial banks, city commercial banks, non-county rural commercial banks and foreign banks, according to the statement.

The increased liquidity will help support bank lending and credit in general, and unlike that from the PBOC’s medium-term funding tools, it is permanent, which can help banks’ liquidity expectations, according to Wang Tao at UBS Group AG. The cut gives the market a stronger easing signal and can support sentiment, which has been negative on China and emerging markets in the past few days, she said.

Two gauges of activity in China’s manufacturing sector worsened in September, with the official reading for new export orders falling to the lowest reading since 2016. Growth in the world’s second-largest economy is forecast to slow this year to 6.6 percent, broadly in line with the official target of 6.5 percent.

The lack of progress in negotiations between Washington and Beijing over their trade rivalry means that there’s a good chance the current roster of tariffs on $250 billion of Chinese goods exported to the U.S. will grow, as President Trump has threatened. With little room for optimism on external demand, the outlook for China’s economy hinges increasingly on the effectiveness of targeted stimulus measures being rolled out this year.

However, the central bank argued in a separate statement that the move won’t affect the overall amount of liquidity in the economy, as it substitutes for existing instruments, and the remaining money will offset tax-payment pressures in mid-to-late October.

“The decision self-admittedly is aimed at reducing financing costs for SMEs and private firms, yet the bank is adamant that they are not changing stance or increasing downward pressure on the RMB,” said Freya Beamish, Chief Asia Economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics Ltd. “We find this hard to swallow, especially in the context of the ongoing Fed tightening cycle.”

Narrowing Yield Gap

The PBOC didn’t follow September’s Federal Reserve rate hike with a step up in money-market borrowing costs, as it has done in the past to avoid widening the gap between the two jurisdictions. With capital controls in place, China has some buffer to keep policy easier even amid Fed tightening.

 

[tanwahtiu]

All these Harvard schooled economist white shitskin can only brush paint of other countries economy to see their weekly paycheck.

Next week they paint sunshine economy of their own country ecomony even when their 911 terrorist bombing is still on using controlled demolition.

Alas, during 911 terrorist attack US economy was doing well that was becos it was a fake attack controlled demolition by their own politicians.

No US economy collapsed in 911? Even though 3 towers were blown up???? Hahaha wtf....

This motherfucker US whatever crisis they created will necer hv recessions becos they are fake and used crisis actors to bully and threatened their own US citizens...

give it another 6.9 months as prc central bank has to cut reserve ratio again to stimulate the economy. their action runs contrary to their hype that they can withstand a trade war without doing jackshit. action proves louder than mere words.
China Faces a Bleaker End to 2018 as Central Bank Cuts Reserve Ratio Again
Bloomberg News,
Bloomberg•October 7, 2018

(Bloomberg) -- China’s central bank cut the amount of cash lenders must hold as reserves for the fourth time this year, as policy makers seek to shore up the faltering domestic economy amid a worsening trade war.

The People’s Bank of China lowered the required reserve ratio for some lenders by 1 percentage point, effective from Oct. 15, according to a statement on its website Sunday. The cut will release a total of 1.2 trillion yuan ($175 billion), of which 450 billion yuan is to be used to repay existing medium-term funding facilities which are maturing, the central bank said.

The central bank has shifted to looser monetary policies this year as the combined effects of Beijing’s financial clean up and the trade conflict with the U.S. threatened the economic expansion. As there’s now every sign that the Trump administration intends to continue pressing Beijing on trade and other fronts, China is faced with a more urgent need to support the domestic economy, even if that may increase downward pressure on the currency.

“The move is part of policymakers’ defensive easing package, in view of headwinds on broad credit growth and more visible activity moderation in September,” economists including Robin Xing, chief China economist at Morgan Stanley in Hong Kong wrote in a note. “To keep the economy on the path of soft landing amid persistent trade tensions, we think more easing measures are needed to foster a modest rebound in credit growth.”

Though further reserve-ratio cuts had been forecast by economists, Sunday’s move may offer some reprieve for equity and fixed income investors. After a week-long holiday, Chinese stocks opened down, with the CSI300 Index dropping 3 percent and the main benchmark Shanghai Composite falling 2.4 percent. The currency also dropped against the dollar, trading 0.4 percent lower after the central bank set the fixing at the weakest since May 2017.

Surging U.S. Treasury yields had signaled pressure on Chinese debt, and Hong Kong stocks took a beating last week while their onshore counterparts were closed for trading.

The PBOC will continue to adopt a prudent, neutral monetary policy and this reserve ratio cut won’t lead to yuan depreciation pressures, the central bank said in the statement. The cut will apply to large commercial banks, joint-stock commercial banks, city commercial banks, non-county rural commercial banks and foreign banks, according to the statement.

The increased liquidity will help support bank lending and credit in general, and unlike that from the PBOC’s medium-term funding tools, it is permanent, which can help banks’ liquidity expectations, according to Wang Tao at UBS Group AG. The cut gives the market a stronger easing signal and can support sentiment, which has been negative on China and emerging markets in the past few days, she said.

Two gauges of activity in China’s manufacturing sector worsened in September, with the official reading for new export orders falling to the lowest reading since 2016. Growth in the world’s second-largest economy is forecast to slow this year to 6.6 percent, broadly in line with the official target of 6.5 percent.

The lack of progress in negotiations between Washington and Beijing over their trade rivalry means that there’s a good chance the current roster of tariffs on $250 billion of Chinese goods exported to the U.S. will grow, as President Trump has threatened. With little room for optimism on external demand, the outlook for China’s economy hinges increasingly on the effectiveness of targeted stimulus measures being rolled out this year.

However, the central bank argued in a separate statement that the move won’t affect the overall amount of liquidity in the economy, as it substitutes for existing instruments, and the remaining money will offset tax-payment pressures in mid-to-late October.

“The decision self-admittedly is aimed at reducing financing costs for SMEs and private firms, yet the bank is adamant that they are not changing stance or increasing downward pressure on the RMB,” said Freya Beamish, Chief Asia Economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics Ltd. “We find this hard to swallow, especially in the context of the ongoing Fed tightening cycle.”

Narrowing Yield Gap

The PBOC didn’t follow September’s Federal Reserve rate hike with a step up in money-market borrowing costs, as it has done in the past to avoid widening the gap between the two jurisdictions. With capital controls in place, China has some buffer to keep policy easier even amid Fed tightening.

 

[PTADER]

Points taken TS

So now you can fuck back to chinkyland

You have the luxury of shooting off your mouth with inanities because you spend a fair bit of your time in Thailand in which you can easily blend in since it is an Asian country plus it has the largest Chinese community in the world, and also where the Chinese are fully assimilated.

If you had lived through the period where China was down and out, you would have experienced being spat at and treated with disrespect and disdain as a "Chink", "Ching-Chong-Chinamen", "gook", etc.

Shhhhhhhhh please don't tell them, let them implode

Pray that your wish for China to "implode" doesn't come true. Because if it does, that will be the day you will be disrepected all over again, treated like shit and spat on in the streets by whities. Take a good look in the mirror, see the face that looks back at you. Unless it's a whitey face, you will know what I mean by this.

 

[tanwahtiu]

Fucking froggy bretray Chinese. I will fix him...

You have the luxury of shooting off your mouth with inanities because you spend a fair bit of your time in Thailand in which you can easily blend in since it is an Asian country plus it has the largest Chinese community in the world, and also where the Chinese are fully assimilated.

If you had live through the period where China was down and out, you would have experienced being spat at and treated with disrespect and disdain as a "Chink", "Ching-Chong-Chinamen", "gook", etc.



Pray that your wish for China to "implode" doesn't come true. Because if it does, that will be the day you will be disrepected all over again, treated like shit and spat on in the streets by whities. Take a good look in the mirror, see the face that looks back at you. Unless it's a whitey face, you will know what I mean by this.

 

[syed putra]

Cina babi kill cina Babi is internal housekeeping during times of inadequate resources. Like recession.

Natives kill orang cina to take over their hard earned properties and possessions. That's robbery on a national scale

And my grandparents came to the British colonies to seek a better life. They weren't wanted by the qing government. Did your ancestors migrate here to escape zookeepers?

The communist party of china confiscated land from land owners.closed down businesses.sent capitalist to communes to starve.

 

[tanwahtiu]

Thenever m&d already sent Anwar to jail and hell.. spade call a spade m&d.

The communist party of china confiscated land from land owners.closed down businesses.sent capitalist to communes to starve.

 

[PTADER]

give it another 6.9 months as prc central bank has to cut reserve ratio again to stimulate the economy. their action runs contrary to their hype that they can withstand a trade war without doing jackshit. action proves louder than mere words.
China Faces a Bleaker End to 2018 as Central Bank Cuts Reserve Ratio Again
Bloomberg News,
Bloomberg•October 7, 2018

There will be all sorts of doom and gloom reports from the "patriotic" American media, and political elite, including those opposed to Two- minute Trump. Assuming these are not fake reports, most self-servingly treat these as fixed constants and not simply as variables and problems that can be dealt with.

If you need to bet on any long-term or "final" outcome, my advice is to go back to the very basics, i.e., look at levels of intelligence and national IQ levels. The highest IQ scores in the world are that of Asian countries like China, Japan, Korea, etc, including Singapore. The US and Europe have "intermediate" IQs as compared to the top IQ scores of these Asian countries.

 

[PTADER]

IQ scores are the reason why Two-minute Trump, from demonising NK and KJU, is now professing his love for and is fellating Fat Kim. As a low-Qed whitey, he lacks sufficient grey matter between his ears to realise he is being strung along and being played like a fiddle by Kim Jong Un.

Also, with a pathetically short history of 200-300 years - still at nappy wearing age in human terms as compared to ancient civilizations - and a political system in which elections are held every 2-4 years, whities who are already saddled with lower IQs, are incapable of thinking beyond the short term while the Chinese think strategically and in terms of decades and centuries including "win-win" instead of whities' "win-lose" outcomes.

Before you place your bets, just imagine the hundreds of millions of high IQed in China right now. All are products of an ancient and continuous civilisation as compared to whities who emerged from their caves only recently. The Chinese political elite think in terms of decades and centuries. Whities think in terms of 2-4 year election cycles.

Now everyone, especially the self-loathing Chinese Bananas, Psuedo-Whites and White-Wannabes, please place your bets on the poker table.

 

[kryonlight]

Before you place your bets, just imagine the hundreds of millions of high IQed in China right now. All are products of an ancient and continuous civilisation as compared to whities who emerged from their caves only recently. The Chinese political elite think in terms of decades and centuries. Whities think in terms of 2-4 year election cycles.

High IQ doesn't mean a thing. It didn't prevent China from being raped by the Eight Nation Alliance. It didn't prevent Japan from being atomically bombed by the US. It didn't prevent Korea from being split into two.

And if you think that bastardized panda Xi Jinping thinks in terms of decades and centuries, you are totally wrong! He could choose to rein in China's ballooning debt problem for short term pain at the start of his term, but he took the easy way out so that he could consolidate all powers into his hands with relative ease. If you think the 4th RRR cut just this year alone is any indication of "thinking in terms of decades and centuries", some wires must be fried in your brains.

I am betting all-in for China's currency collapse by 28 December 2019.