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China’s October lending appears weak
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11 years ago
Pettis: China does not want a reserve currency
Exclusively from Michael Pettis’ newsletter: In the past two weeks we have been treated with a mostly positive but nonetheless mixed bag of economic data from China.
David Llewellyn-Smith
11 years ago
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China has stopped manipulating its currency
Mitt Romney claims that he will label China a currency manipulator on day one in office (if he wins).
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China’s casino indicator still weak
Macau casino revenue reached a record high, but growth remains sluggish.
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11 years ago
More on China’s official PMI
Courtesy of Also Sprach Analyst.
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China’s official PMI crawls into the positive
China’s October official PMI has managed to crawl back into positive territory up …points to 50.2, right on expectations.
David Llewellyn-Smith
11 years ago
China’s own leading indicator improves
China National Bureau of Statistics’ own leading indicator improved further from the post-crisis low in June.
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11 years ago
China’s rail cargo volume stabilises
One of the preferred gauges of economic activity by our dear vice premier Li Keqiang is showing signs of stabilisation.
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China’s surplus surplus
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11 years ago
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PBOC cash pump still whirring
Courtesy of Also Sprach Analyst.
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12 years ago
Heavy falls for coal export volumes
Courtesy of ANZ: Iron ore prices improved slightly after China flash manufacturing data showed an improvement.
David Llewellyn-Smith
12 years ago
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The end in sight for Shanghai’s bear market?
I have described before the decent correlation between the HSBC PMI New Orders minus Inventory measure and the Shanghai Composite.
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12 years ago
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More on China’s PMI
The HSBC/Markit China manufacturing PMI flash estimate for October improved from 47.9 to 49.1, the highest reading in three months. The headline PMI has been in contractionary territory (i.e. sub-50) for a whole year.
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China’s October Flash PMI improves
The Flash China Manufacturing PMI™ is out and is at 49.1 (47.9 in September).
David Llewellyn-Smith
12 years ago
The good, the bad and the ugly in Chinese data
Courtesy of Also Sprach Analyst China has reported the 3rd quarter GDP at 7.4% year on year.
David Llewellyn-Smith
12 years ago
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China’s capital drain eases
Courtesy of Also Sprach Analyst The latest statistics from the People’s Bank of China suggest that while outflow continued into September, the size of the outflow has decreased compared with previous months.
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12 years ago
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Has China’s realty bounce peaked (already?)
New home prices in China rose in 31 out of 70 cities according to the National Bureau of Statistics yesterday, down from 35 out of 70 cities in August.
David Llewellyn-Smith
12 years ago
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Chinese growth stabilises
So, the China data dump has landed and it shows stabilising growth.
David Llewellyn-Smith
12 years ago
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China’s ghost city makes a kick-ass skate park
By Leith van Onselen China’s most famous ghost city, Ordos in inner-Mongolia, has regularly been cited as a prime example of China’s unsustainable construction-led economy.
Leith van Onselen
12 years ago
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China’s two-speed economy
David Llewellyn-Smith
12 years ago
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What’s driving Yuan strength?
Last week, the PBOC finally caught up with the strength of Chinese Yuan in the market by setting the daily fixing of Chinese Yuan stronger.
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12 years ago
The mystery of Chinese shadow banking
Courtesy of Also Sprach Analyst.
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12 years ago
Chinese inflation steadies
China’s September inflation is out and printed steady.
David Llewellyn-Smith
12 years ago
China’s September trade jumps (except for Oz)
Courtesy of Also Sprach Analyst.
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12 years ago
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China’s September electricity production weak
China’s State Electricity Regulatory Commission has published September data for electricity production.
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12 years ago
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