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28 ago 2015

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China Choked by the Invisible Hand

Thursday in the Real Time Insight section of Zacks Ultimate we had an interactive poll and group discussion about the real state of growth in China. Here was my contribution:

"I went for choice B (0 to 3% annual growth)...but who the heck really knows...and that's part of the problem. We pretend that China is some great growth miracle. As if their government did something special.

If you flip it on its head their citizens are 1/5th as productive as those in the United States. They simply have 4X more people which is why they are the 2nd largest economy. So really this is a case of communism keeping them in the dark ages for many decades. And now for the last 10 years they have decided to pull their heads out of their rectums.

So enough praise to the Chinese government. They spit in the face of free markets and the invisible hand ...and soon enough they will find that the invisible hand will be choking them for all their folly."


Further proof of their folly was another injection of Chinese government cash into their stock market which turned the red arrows positive in the final hour. I truly cannot think of worse economic policy which stokes my greatest fear that their failings do end up hurting the rest of the world economy.

Again, that is my worst fear...not necessarily the likely outcome. Which is why being 50% long still seems about the right mix in this uncertain environment. Once the direction of things becomes more clearly visible, then we can get more long or short the market as need be.

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6 jul 2015

Los signos de la crisis financiera en Europa, China y los Estados Unidos

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10 ago 2012

Fwd: Macroperu La Recesión se extiende a Asia.

From: Bruno <lbseminario@yahoo.com>

Date: 2012/8/1
Subject: Macroperu La Recesión se extiende a Asia.

                     
      

China prepares vast stimulus as slump threatens Asia

China has ditched its reform strategy and prepared a vast stimulus package as the country's soft-landing turns uncomfortably hard, with recession warnings flashing across East Asia.


Taiwan and Singapore's economies both contracted in the second quarter. 
7:53PM BST 31 Jul 2012
The bellwether economies of Taiwan and Singapore both contracted in the second quarter. Korea's industrial output fell in June, while Japan's manufacturing PMI index fell in July to the lowest since the Fukushima disaster, with the export gauge crashing to recession levels.
"Factory output, new orders and exports all decreased at the fastest rates since April 2011. These are worrying developments given the weakness of global demand," said Markit's Alex Hamilton.
While China has ostensibly held up much better, electricity use has been falling in recent months. "Unless the Chinese steel and aluminium industries have discovered how to make do without electricity, it would appear that their growth has virtually ground to a halt," said Berkeley professor Barry Eichengreen.
China's president, Hu Jintao, has told officials to brace for economic shocks from abroad, calling for "fiscal and monetary support and efforts to expand domestic demand".
The city of Changsha has seized the moment, unveiling plans to spend $130bn (£82bn) on roads, satellite towns, and an industrial park – almost 150pc of its GDP.
Guizhou trumped this today, touting an eye-watering investment package of $470bn on transport, energy, infrastructure and eco-tourism over 10 years. It is a staggering sum for a sleepy province with just 35m people.
Nomura said the regions are in a prestige race against each other to claim the highest growth rate, with regulators eagerly switching on the credit spigot once again. The Chinese railways have chipped in with plans to crank up spending by 40pc in the second half of the year.
It is unclear how such projects can be financed. Fitch Ratings said China has already reached the point of diminishing returns from debt-fuelled growth. The economic return on each extra yuan of credit has collapsed from 0.75pc to under 0.4pc over the last five years.
Prof Eichengreen said China's authorities have abandoned efforts to wean the country off mega-projects, with tell-tale "ghost towns" and "bullet trains running off rails". "The restructuring agenda is now on hold," he said.
Full-throttle stimulus may keep uber-growth alive for a while but only at the cost of an ever-more deformed economy, ever more reliant on exports. China's leaders know the risks. The last credit spree in 2008-10 pushed investment to 49pc of GDP – unprecedented in world history – and is now deemed a policy error by Beijing.
Premier Wen Jiabao has warned that the economy is "unstable, unbalanced, uncoordinated and unsustainable", but reformers face a tug-of-war with regional party bosses who rely on perma-boom to keep the lid on social protests.
The Politburo has clearly decided to protect jobs whatever the other risks, steering the yuan down 1.3pc against the dollar this year to protect the wafer-thin margins of exporters.
Nomura said Beijing is preparing a 17pc VAT rebate on exports by Chinese steelmakers to divert excess output abroad, exporting China's "over-capacity crisis" to the rest of the world.
Albert Edwards, for Societe Generale, said this echoes the Asian crisis in the late 1990s when the region flooded the West with goods, transmitting a deflationary impulse through the global system. This time the Asian bloc is a bigger animal, and the West is more fragile.
"The harder the landing in China, the more goods they are going to dump on us. It is political dynamite in the run-up to a US election," he said. The US has already imposed anti-dumping penalties on Chinese solar companies accused of selling below cost price.
China's policy shift is bitter-sweet for the West. While new stimulus will help lift the whole world, the mercantilist measures slipped into the mix will add to global woes. Analysts are watching very closely to see which of the two is bigger.
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21 dic 2011

Fwd: Chart Focus: Mapping globalization


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December 2011

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Mapping globalization

No more than 25 percent of economic activity is truly global, yet visions of a borderless planet entrance many senior executives. To grasp the realities of a world where distance and differences still matter, they should develop "rooted" maps, which correct the misimpression that a viewer's vantage point doesn't influence the way things look.

The starting point for rooted maps is to create a reference map depicting your industry environment, but not your own company's or country's place in it. An executive at a film studio, for example, might develop a map in which the size of countries reflects their total box office revenues and the color depicts the market share of domestic movies.

By comparing the reference map with rooted maps, executives can identify the impact of borders, distances, and differences. Read "Remapping your strategic mind-set" (August 2011) to see rooted maps depicting the worldwide revenues of US versus Indian films, the exposure of German and US banks to problematic European loans, and the provenance of the oil supplies of China, Europe, and the United States.


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How high unemployment lingers
Increasingly long periods of high unemployment followed the US recessions of the last two decades. Until the 1980s, employment rebounded about six months after GDP. But in the wake of the 1990–91 and 2001 recessions, it recovered 15 and 39 months, respectively, after GDP had returned to the prerecession peak. At recent rates of job creation, the lag this time will be more than 60 months.

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15 ago 2011

BC de China inyecta menos liquidez ante afluencia de fondos


Banco central de China inyecta menos liquidez ante afluencia de fondos

El Banco Popular de China (BPCh), el central, redujo en gran medida la inyección de liquidez en el mercado monetario esta semana ante la continua afluencia de capital a China, alentado por la apreciación del yuan o renminbi (moneda china), informó la entidad el día 5 jueves en un comunicado.


Con la venta de hoy jueves a bancos comerciales de 6.000 millones de yuanes (923 millones de dólares) en letras a tres meses, el BPCh completó sus operaciones de mercado abierto de esta semana, materializando una inyección neta de 26.000 millones de yuanes de liquidez en la banca tras la compensación de letras por 85.000 millones de yuanes y acuerdos de readquisición por 117.000 millones de yuanes, que habían vencido.


Se trata de la tercera semana consecutiva en la que el banco realiza inyecciones netas. No obstante, el volumen de 26.000 millones de yuanes de esta semana fue muy inferior al de 300.000 millones de yuanes de la semana pasada debido a una fuerte demanda de liquidez con ocasión de las vacaciones del Día Internacional de Trabajo, agrega el comunicado.


A pesar de tres semanas seguidas de inyecciones netas de liquidez, los analistas opinan que el BPCh no cambiará su política monetaria restrictiva de medio plazo y mantendrá su actual política de control macroeconómico ante la abundante liquidez en el mercado.


"Además de la abundante liquidez, los nuevos préstamos podrían dispararse a 750.000 millones de yuanes en abril y las letras que vencerán tanto en mayo como junio en el mercado abierto superarán los 500.000 millones de yuanes, lo que exige al BPCh mantener una política monetaria contractiva", manifestó Tang Jianwei, analista macroeconómico del Banco de Comunicaciones.


La entrada de fondos de ultramar es otro factor que ha contribuido al aumento de la liquidez en el mercado chino, de acuerdo con estadísticas ofrecidas por otras instituciones gubernamentales del país asiático.


China registró un déficit comercial de 700 millones de dólares y recibió 30.340 millones de dólares de inversión extranjera directa en el primer trimestre.


Al mismo tiempo, la reserva de divisas del país asiático, formada por el actual balance del superávit, la inversión extranjera directa y la entrada de fondos, registró un aumento de cerca de 200.000 millones de dólares entre enero y marzo.


"Esto apunta a una entrada en el mercado chino de un gran volumen de capital internacional de corto plazo en el mercado chino, lo que aumenta la presión de la ya excesiva liquidez del país", opinó Zhang Ming, investigador adjunto del Instituto de Ecomonía Mundial de la Academia de Ciencias Sociales de China.


De acuerdo con estadísticas del BPCh, los fondos invertidos en divisas totalizaron 400.000 millones de yuanes en marzo, impulsados por el fortalecimiento del yuan.


La moneda china subió más del 0,8 por ciento frente al dólar en abril y la paridad central llegó a un tope histórico de 6,499 por dólar el 30 de abril.(Xinhua)
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