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China loan growth misses estimates
New yuan loans grew only CNY645.4bn in April after a CNY3130bn increase in March. The market consensus was CNY2200bn. 
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Despite stagflationary West and Omicron outbreaks, China’s economy still growing
Inflation and rate hikes are penalizing growth in the US and Europe. China must tackle the new headwinds, but its starting point – higher growth, lower inflation - is more favorable. 
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China’s Weak Equity Market Reflects Poor Economic Performance. It’s The Business Cycle.
I previously wrote about the global business cycle, how business cycles and stock markets of the major countries are related, and how the US market responds to the global developments. Here, I follow... 
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Chinese Slowdown, Much More Than COVID
The most recent macroeconomic figures show that the Chinese slowdown is much more severe than expected and not only attributable to the covid-19 lockdowns. 
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China’s Imports Outright Declined In March, And COVID Was The Reason Why But Not Really
For now, the Chinese appear to be using their merchandise surplus to keep the exertion of eurodollar-gravity outflows from making China’s increasingly shaky circumstances more obvious. 
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We can’t blame Covid lockdowns for China’s surprise import contraction
It is strange to see exports grow 14.7%YoY and imports shrink 0.1%YoY in the same month (March). Export growth beat the consensus figure of 12.8%YoY. 
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Hang Seng, CSI 300 Roar Back to Life as Beijing Pledges to Stabilize Markets
Hang Seng Index posts best session since October 2008, rises 9.08%. 
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China Data Lifts Sentiment In Asia
Asian stock markets recovered in overnight trading on the back of better-than-expected economic data from the world’s second-largest economy, China. 
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China Posts Some Kind of Upside
At the central bank’s meeting today, Chinese policymakers left the MLF unchanged thereby assuring the LPR (loan prime rate) will remain steady as a result. 
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March Madness, Revisiting The First Quarter
You might be surprised to learn that betting on March Madness this year topped $3.1 billion. That number only covers the legitimate bracket contests and betting. I am confident that it is much higher... 
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China ADRs Surge As Beijing Considers Giving US Access To Audits
U.S.-listed Chinese stocks surged premarket after Bloomberg reports Chinese authorities are preparing to give the SEC full access to auditing reports for the more than 200 companies listed in New York... 
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Pondering Investment Themes After The Russian Invasion
So much for returning to normal. I had hoped that easing COVID restrictions would supercharge economic growth this year. 
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Signs Of Stalling Growth For Earth's Economy
The pace at which carbon dioxide is increasing in the Earth's atmosphere slowed significantly according to data recorded at the remote Mauna Loa observatory for March 2022. 
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U.S.-China Trade Growth Recovery Underperforming Great Recession Recovery
Having closed the door for assessing the performance of the January 2020 'Phase 1' trade deal between the U.S. and China, we've refocused our ongoing trade analysis to focus on the trade recovery from... 
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China’s Further Financial Opening-Up Lures Public and Private Funds
China stepped up efforts to open its financial sector to help draw in more foreign investment. 
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Key China watchpoints in 2022
The Chinese economy has entered 2022 on a shaky footing despite hosting the Beijing Winter Olympics, with the property market still under stress and COVID-19 restrictions still in place. 
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How does the Beijing Winter Olympics impact China’s economy?
Beijing becomes the first city to host both the Summer and Winter Olympic Games. Which sectors and industries are winners, and which are some of the losers? 
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Is Weakness In China's Financials ETF A Harbinger for the Shanghai Index?
This dramatic and volatile trend reversal in China's financial sector may signal forthcoming weakness and produce problems, in the near term, and, possibly in the long run, for the Shanghai Index. 
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Is The Chinese Market About To Decline 30%?
The Chinese economy has the ability to tip the scales of the global economy and one of its leading indicators is flashing a warning sign. 
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If The Market Panicked, Will The Fed?
The higher-than-expected US CPI coupled with strong comments from the Federal Reserve's leading hawk saw a surge in interest rates, knocking stocks and lifting the dollar. 
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China’s loan growth jumped in January
January usually sees a big increase in loan growth from December, as Chinese banks tend to book loans at the beginning of the year. 
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Is The US January CPI Anti-Climactic?
Equities in Asia extended their recovery and Europe's Stoxx 600 is up for the fourth consecutive session. US futures, are, however, trading lower ahead of the January CPI figure. 
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China Has No Room Or Any Real Reason To Rescue 2022
China’s system is dollarized, which in very simple terms means its internal monetary regime (RMB) is largely governed by this eurodollar externality. 
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What Kind of Tiger ‘Needs’ Wings?
Xi may be right about what’s going on in his own den, yet is doing nothing more than whining to the private jet-set about a situation in which China has no one to blame but those in it. 
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Risk Appetites Return (For The Moment)
A pullback in yields is bolstering risk appetites today, lifting equities and weighing on the greenback. Most Asia Pacific equity markets rallied at least 1%, led by Hong Kong. 
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Debt Markets Calm
A calmer European debt market and the second consecutive decline in the German two-year yield has weighed on the euro. It briefly dipped below $1.14 in the European morning. 
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European Rate Surge Continues
Given dramatic reaction to last week's ECB meeting and Lagarde's reluctance to pledge no hikes this year, the focus remains on the ECB. 
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European Interest Rate And Oil Price Adjustment Continue Ahead Of US/Canada Jobs Report
Better earnings from Amazon, Pinterest, and Snap lifted US tech after the dramatic loss on Wall Street yesterday. Most Asia Pacific bourses rose, led by the 3.75% rally as Hong Kong re-opened. India... 
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China ETFs Set to Surge in 2022
Amid improving trends, China ETFs are set to surge. While there are several options in the space, betting on the popular funds might be compelling choices. 
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China’s Strong Secular Performance on Track
Despite great global challenges, China’s economic performance reflects long-term strength, with strong data on trade and investment, and new resiliency. 
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