‘This Will Be Difficult To Win’: As Clock Ticks, Trump Confronts Reality Of ‘Proper’ Trade War With China
This isn’t a real estate deal.
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Chinese Yuan Slump Zeros Out First Two Rounds Of Trump Tariffs: By The Numbers
“Easy to win” – with Chinese characteristics.
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‘We’re Going To Need More Tweets’: Dollar Steadies After Late Week Plunge, China Unleashes Largest MLF Op Ever
Someone get Jerome Powell on the phone. China’s covert easing is becoming more overt.
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‘They Offset The Tariffs Before They Even Happened’: How To Lose A Trade War Before It Even Starts
Expect more dollar tweets.
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‘I’m Not Saying It’s A Weapon’: Steve Mnuchin Warns China On Currency Manipulation As Yuan Craters
“Unfair advantages”.
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Chinese Checkers: Rumors, Yuan Intervention Help Shanghai Stocks Close The Week With Furious Rally
Never a dull moment for the greatest show on Earth.
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China Weakens Yuan Fixing By Most In Two Years After Trump’s Fed Broadside
Waiting on intervention that never seems to come.
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Are You Worried About China? Not Nearly Enough, Albert Edwards Reckons
Wary eyes are being cast in the right direction.Â
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‘It’s Got A Green Light To Weaken’: Yuan Dive Continues As PBoC Looks On
Call it “passive aggressive.”
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The Art Of Currency And Trade War: Inside China’s Thinking On The Yuan
“…policymakers believe some yuan depreciation is okay, but they don’t want to see it falling below 6.9.”
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The PBoC Is ‘Paying Close Attention’ To The Yuan, And They Would Hate To Have To Sell Some Treasurys, Ok?
“…we’re paying close attention to that.”
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Here’s What You Need To Know About China’s RRR Cut
CHINA CUTS RRR FOR QUALIFIED BANKS BY 1 PERCENTAGE POINT
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Meet Yi Gang, The New Head Of The PBOC
So as you’ve probably heard, The People’s Republic Of Xi appointed their first new central bank governor in 15 years overnight in Yi Gang.
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El-Erian: China’s ‘Minsky Moment’ Will Be Different
“…the Minsky threat of a financial crisis per se is lower than the risk of generalized downward pressures on economic growth should the policy effort falter.”