China’s Economic Activity Cools More Than Expected



China’s economy lost momentum in August as activity cooled across the board.

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48 thoughts on “China’s Economic Activity Cools More Than Expected

  1. I am still puzzled by the claims of a “cooling” Chinese economy. 4.5% growth in any other economy would be considered a boom. No, it isn’t the official target, but it is still a lot of growth in the world’s second biggest economy.

  2. Given the fact that most of their economic reporting is grossly inflated and is filled with lies it is difficult to determine how soon the Chinese economy will completely collapse which it will.

  3. Tired of China collapsing narratives over decades. The fact is all these major countries have been doing fine and will continue doing fine compared to those less mentioned countries. Managing the difference between major countries is crucial than the short-term economics ups and downs.

  4. Slow? The exporting from China hit an all time high in August, meaning despite of the trade and tariffs, the US and EU keep buying from China. The trade wasn't successful to decouple from China. If your politicians told you otherwise, they are lying.

  5. The voices claiming that China's economy is going to collapse are growing increasingly louder. However, as we can see, China's economy shows no sign of collapsing. China boasts excellent infrastructure, a powerful government, a vast array of financial tools and many other advantages to navigate through this period of growth transformation. Once China overcomes this obstacle, the United States and its allies will find it impossible to stop China's development.

  6. FED UP WITH THE WEST BASHING THE SINGAPORE ECONOMIC MODEL AND POLITICAL SYSTEM AND ECONOMIC SUCCESS,THE LATE LEE QUAN YEI OF SINGAPORE SAID..( WHY DO YOU WESTERNERS THINK UNLESS WE BECOME LIKE YOU EUROPEANS, WE ARE NOT SUCCESSFUL? IF YOU THINK WE ASIANS ARE AS STUPID AS YOU THINK WE ARE, WHY ARE WE THIS SUCCESSFUL? ) WHEN IT COMES TO THE CHINESE ECONOMY THE RESULTS SPEAK FOR THEM SELVES.

  7. THE CHINESE ECONOMY IS NOT BASED ON THE WESTERN ECONOMIC RULES MODEL AND SYSTEM.. THEY DO NOT WANT A FINANCIALIZED ECONOMY THAT BENEFITS ONLY THE RICH AT THE EXPENSE OF THEIR PEOPLE. COMMON PROSPERITY. IS THEIR ECONOMIC MODEL.THEY DO NOT CARE ABOUT THE STOCK MARKET AND LESS THAN 10% OF THE CHINESE POPULATION OWNS STOCK.. THEY HAVE A TRADE SURPLUS OF AROUND 1.2 TRILLION DOLLARS A YEAR, DOMESTIC SAVINGS OF AROUND 12 TO 18 TRILLION DOLLARS . THEY DO NOT NEED WESTERN INVESTORS OR CAPITAL TO SUSTAIN THEIR ECONOMY.. THEY BURST THEIR REAL ESTATE BUBBLE OM PURPOSE TO STOP ALL SPECULATION IN THEIR ECONOMY. THEY DO NOT MEASURE ECONOMIC SUCCESS BASE ON GDP GROWTH..BUT LIFTING 850 MILLION PEOPLE OUT OF POVERTY AND IMPROVING THE STANDARD OF LIVING FOR THEIR CITIZENS.. THE CHINESE ARE NOT PLAYING BY OUR RULES..

  8. All these issues stem from an economy grappling with uncertainties, including housing problems, foreclosures, global fluctuations, and the aftermath of the pandemic, leading to instability. Rising inflation, sluggish growth, and trade disruptions demand urgent attention from all sectors to restore stability and stimulate growth.

  9. “Cull ALL the Birds!”-Mao Zedong
    “Egg Fried Rice anyone?-Mao Anying
    “Me like left nostril most!”-Mao Xinyu
    “I’LL plan the economy!”-Mao Jinpork
    “China is safest county in world!”-Xu Ganlu
    “Corruption is rampant in China!”-Victor Gao

  10. And today the Chinese Navy rammed another Filipino ship that had a CNN news crew on board. No American company should build anything in China when you have the real chance that China causes it to be usuable. There are too many other cheap options in SE asia.

  11. What do you expect? Xi has deflated the real estate sector in China. It’s a big and bold move. If the market doesn’t like it, so be it, but it’s the right thing to do. You can’t keep inflating the property bubble for GDP numbers. Meanwhile, watch out the asset bubble in the US. You can’t keep it up forever either.

  12. Better than US and EU is you guys in Bloomberg are looking forward to 1.4 billions $ from th congress in anti china fund !? 😂 What a pathetic outlet it's becoming

  13. This story seems similar to Japanese stagflation in the 90s. Personal consumption has always been a much smaller percentage of Chinese GDP, around 40%, which probably leads to deflation. The Chinese are going through a massive real estate bubble, that hasn't burst yet, maybe never, just a slow stagnation for a couple decades? Also, the Chinese are at the beginning of their demographic collapse. So, the only thing that the Chinese can really do is try to Export their way out over the next 10 to 20 years while their demographics stabilizes. Their real growth is probably closer to 0%.

  14. Meanwhile, Indian workers were on strike and protesting against companies (Samsung) and Manipur is burning. Indian economy is in shambles but the Indian dominated medias (Indian CEO) continue to protray themselves as the "fastest growing economy". 🤭

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