As it turned out, Chinese state media were correct to predict equities would rebound “quickly”
Category: China
‘Courageous’ China May Impose Losses On Huarong Bondholders: NYT
When last I checked on the Huarong debacle, reports indicated the PBoC was set to
‘China’s Credit Impulse Just Turned Negative’
Lost in the whirlwind of inflation hysteria Wednesday was a notable downside surprise in China’s
PBoC To Hold Nose, Eat Billions Of Huarong’s Bad Cooking
Speculation about the future of Huarong, the state-linked bad debt manager at the heart of
The Huarong Message
Chinese equities kicked off the new week with what may as well have been the
Meanwhile, In China…
As expected, China reported its largest quarterly economic expansion in history Friday. The world’s second
Baked Alaska
Chinese stocks crumbled Friday, diving nearly 3%, a slide some attributed to acrimony during high-level
China Serves Up Indecipherable Surge In Retail Sales, Factory Output
A year ago today, China reported what, as far as I know, was the first
‘Patriots’ Only
There’s “no need for sudden shifts” in economic policy this year, Chinese Premier Li Keqiang
‘Mock Starket’ (Meanwhile, In China)
A day after state-backed funds intervened to stanch the bleeding in mainland Chinese stocks, Weibo
China On Brink Of Bear Market As State Rescue Fails
An already tenuous situation in mainland Chinese equities deteriorated further Tuesday despite state intervention to
It’s Bad In China. And Worse For Hong Kong Tech
Last week, I whispered about a “global tech bear market.” The poster child, I noted,
China Posts Ridiculous Trade Surge On Base Effects, Demand Recovery
What do you get when you combine pent-up demand abroad, a maturing domestic recovery, and
Central Planning
For a few hours in Asia, it looked like selling pressure inherited from Wall Street
Bad Liquor
“Many investors who once called themselves fans of Zhang, began to raise questions and engage
China Underwhelms After Holiday, While Hong Kong IPO Craze Continues
China got back to business Thursday following the Lunar New Year holiday. Mainland shares were
China’s Pandemic Rebound Belies Two-Track Recovery
Most “regular” (and I don’t have a concrete definition of that) market participants likely didn’t
With Trade War Lost, Trump Throws Last Punch In China Fight
The consensus narrative around the Trump administration’s final push to squeeze Beijing ahead of Joe
It’s Official: China’s Economy Expanded In 2020 Despite Pandemic
Well, it’s official. The Chinese economy expanded in 2020. Or at least according to Beijing
Alibaba, Tencent Spared Trump’s Wrath. Xi ‘Hopes’ Starbucks Can Thaw Cold War
Maybe it was just my espresso high (which would be ironic in this case), but
China’s Exports Robust As Trade Surplus Hits Record
The data out of China continues to suggest the world’s second-largest economy is on reasonably
Trump Shouts Loudly At Ant Group, Tencent On His Way Out The Door
An already fraught situation became even more convoluted on Tuesday evening in the US when,
NYSE Backtracks On Chinese Telco Delistings As Market Eyes Oil Majors
Late last week, the NYSE said it would delist China Mobile, China Unicom, and China
D-Lister Forces Delistings After Three Years Of Decoupling
Say goodbye to the US listings of China Mobile, China Unicom, and China Telecom. The
For Jack Ma, The Cost Of Insubordination Is $11 Billion (And Counting)
Poor Jack Ma. I mean, not really. Things can’t be all that bad if you’re
China’s Tech Titans Crumble At Xi’s Feet
Since peaking in October, Alibaba has now shed more than a quarter trillion in market
Ant, Meet Sledgehammer
Jack Ma should have kept his mouth shut. The often flamboyant billionaire was reportedly warned
