Chinese shadow banking
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What’s Behind China’s NFT Ban? – The Diplomat
Advertisement NFTs in China already appear to have gone the way of cryptocurrency, with Beijing implementing rules that prevent participants from issuing or buying tokens based ... -
How do higher interest rates lower inflation?
This type of communication was less common 30 years ago. But a series of Fed chairs – Alan Greenspan, Ben S. Bernanke and Janet L. Yellen ... -
Lessons from the Crypto Crash
Cryptocurrencies are in trouble. At the time of writing, all of the big ones – Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, and Solana – have fallen by double-digit percentage ... -
“China intends to keep the border issue alive,” says General Manoj Pande | Latest India News
New Delhi: Army Chief General Manoj Pande on Monday questioned China’s intention to resolve the Indo-China border issue to reach an agreed framework for a settlement ... -
Global Elections 2022: Global Rise of Alpha Dreamers
Who are these five billion alpha dreamers around the world? are they globally connected, mostly silent and invisible among billions of people around the world? How ... -
The Chinese slowdown: much more than the Covid
Marcos Silva/iStock via Getty Images By Daniel Lacalle The most recent macroeconomic figures show that the Chinese slowdown is much more severe than expected and not ... -
Is it time to buy iron ore miners?
In February 2011, the price of iron ore hit a record high of US$187 dmt (dry metric ton). The Chinese government’s multi-year campaign to modernize the ... -
The WeBank blockchain to promote ESG strategies
WeBank, China’s digital bank, has announced its new brand, WeBank Blockchain, which will develop financial infrastructure and blockchain technology to promote environmental, social and governance (ESG) ... -
Hong Kong’s multi-millionaire population plummeted 15% last year as stock market crash hits wealth, Citibank survey finds
The number of multi-millionaires in Hong Kong fell last year as a tough local investment environment undermined their wealth, according to survey results released by Citibank ... -
FirstFT: Emmanuel Macron defeats Marine Le Pen in the French elections
Hello. This article is an on-site version of our FirstFT newsletter. Sign up for our Asia, Europe/Africa or Americas edition to get it delivered straight to ... -
Back to Death Valley
Since the global economic crisis that erupted in the United States 14 years ago, the global economy has experienced regular bouts of volatility. Massive capital injections ... -
FirstFT: China’s economy grows 4.8%, but lockdowns cloud outlook
Hello. This article is an on-site version of our FirstFT newsletter. Sign up for our Asia, Europe/Africa or Americas edition to get it delivered straight to ... -
Zoltan Pozsar thinks statecraft should be included in the hierarchy of money
Continuing his theory of Bretton Woods III and the shift to a new commodity-driven world order, Credit Suisse contributor Zoltan Pozsar believes that “now is the ... -
China’s supply chains marred by forced labor, panel finds
WASHINGTON — Human rights activists, labor leaders and others on Friday urged the Biden administration to throw its weight behind an upcoming ban on products made ... -
Bitcoin ATMs Face an Existential Threat in Hong Kong
Hong Kong’s status as Asia’s Bitcoin ATM capital could come under fire as the city rethinks its approach to retail access to cryptocurrencies. To protect retail ... -
Opinion: Why the US dollar remains the West’s best economic weapon against Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin and his minions must have thought they were ready for any new sanctions the West might impose on them in response to ... -
Australian journalist detained in China stands trial : NPR
An Australian journalist is on trial Thursday in Beijing. She has been charged with espionage and is one of many journalists detained as relations with China ... -
Biden invokes Defense Production Act to increase supply of critical minerals
The United States imported more than half of its supply of at least 46 minerals in 2020, and all of its supply of 17 of them, ... -
Reviews | What if Putin hadn’t miscalculated?
The conventional wisdom is that Vladimir Putin made a catastrophic miscalculation. He thought Russian-speaking Ukrainians would welcome his troops. They did not do it. He thought ... -
War in Ukraine spills over to Taiwan’s ‘frontline of democracy’
By Sarah Wu DONGYIN/NANGAN, Taiwan (Reuters) – Lin Jih-shou was making tea at his popular breakfast place last month when he heard the hum of a ... -
Conversation with Stigler: How the Chinese Government Thinks About Big Tech
A Stigler Center discussion between Ling Chen (Johns Hopkins) and Matt Sheehan (Carnegie Endowment for International Peace), moderated by Wall Street Journal reporter Lingling Wei, explores ... -
Saudi Arabia considers accepting Chinese yuan for oil
Saudi Arabia considers accepting Chinese yuan for oil This article expresses the point of view of one of our precious metals specialists, based on recent news ... -
Russia’s Central Bank forecasts economic decline
Russia’s central bank governor Elvira Nabiullina said on Friday that the country’s economy would decline in the coming quarters and inflation would rise further as sanctions ... -
Ukraine-Russia War: Breaking News – The New York Times
LONDON — On Monday, among the embassies dotting Belgrave Square in London, a Ukrainian flag hung from a window of one of the white stucco mansions. ... -
Covid News: China fires 2 mayors and Shanghai closes schools as caseload rises
Wear face masks in Hong Kong on Tuesday. Two years after the declaration of the pandemic, the city is experiencing its worst outbreak to date.Credit…Dale De ... -
The unfinished business of the IMF | The star of the day
Given the current situation in the world, it is essential that the IMF embraces capital controls and the role it can play in helping member states ... -
Jessica Wang on changing brand attitudes towards Chinese creatives
Jessica Wang, one of China’s most influential fashion bloggers, is the next designer to be welcomed to Jing Daily community of individuals shaping China’s booming luxury ... -
China’s CIPS trapped in Swift’s shadow
Photo: iStock Photo: iStock The global financial crisis has shocked China. Its economy is now more than three times larger than it was in 2008. It ... -
The impact of Western financial sanctions against Russia cannot be underestimated
On February 7, the US Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) issued a statement adding 33 Chinese entities to the Unverified List (UVL). ... -
How to tell if China’s property crackdown has peaked
(Bloomberg) — Judging whether China is ready to give private property developers a break has become critical for investors looking at struggling stocks and bonds in ... -
PUTIN’S SHADOW: DARKENING VISIONS OF OPTIMISM
PROFESSOR TOM PLATE WRITES – Suppose I stopped working so hard to stay on the sunny, optimistic side of the street, but instead defected to the ... -
Evergrande sells four projects to public companies for $337 million
The company logo is seen at the headquarters of China Evergrande Group in Shenzhen, Guangdong province, China September 26, 2021. REUTERS/Aly Song Join now for FREE ... -
The Root of Red Capitalism’s Debt Crisis
The recent liquidity crunch experienced by one of the largest development companies in China, Evergrande, is the product of the long run of socialism-like capitalism in ... -
The Two Traps of China by Keun Lee
As China’s economic slowdown suggests, the next phase of its development is fraught with challenges. Although China does not have to adopt a Western-style liberal democracy ... -
AllianzGI expects Hong Kong and China stocks to rebound in 2022
Raymond Chan, Allianz Global Investors Hong Kong and China were the two worst performing stock markets last year, posting returns of -14.55% and -22.74% respectively. According ... -
China says it has shut down all crypto exchanges – but traders and miners can still be active
Source: Adobe/Ink Drop The Chinese central bank – the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) – indicates that all crypto exchanges and peer-to-peer (P2P) trading platforms have ... -
Live news: Hong Kong to toughen anti-Covid measures after record infections
Government bond markets remained under pressure on Tuesday as traders anticipated a fresh round of US inflation data and braced for central banks to tighten monetary ... -
China’s heavily indebted banks in trouble after government launches debt cleanup campaign
New Delhi, February 4: As China rolls out frantic measures to clean up the bad debts of its local governments and their financing arms known as ... -
COVID, China’s human rights issues linger in Games
By EDDIE PELLS BEIJING (AP) — Long before the global pandemic upended sport and the world at large, the 2022 Winter Olympics faced troubling issues. It ... -
Scott Morrison loses control of his WeChat account shows our politicians know little about the platform or China relations
Prime Minister Scott Morrison had an official account on WeChat, but he didn’t own it. Last week, several Liberal MPs called for a boycott of WeChat, ... -
Opaque governance prompts investors to look at other data to see if China’s housing crackdown is easing
Judging whether Beijing is reversing its housing crackdown has become critical for investors looking at stressed stocks and bonds across the industry. But the Chinese Communist ... -
These indicators show whether China’s housing crackdown is easing
(Bloomberg) — Judging whether Beijing is reversing its housing crackdown has become critical for investors looking at stressed stocks and bonds in the industry. But the ... -
Better prospects for UK banking pariahs
Net interest margins expected to increase Relaxation of government control at NatWest Years of controversy have plagued major UK banks as the fallout from the 2008 ... -
Tiger, Tiger: What Investors Can Expect for Chinese New Year
With uncertainty hanging over the markets, investors should tread carefully in the Year of the Tiger. But as the investment professionals at Ninety One explain, there ... -
Update on the latest cases:
FINANCIAL MARKETS Asian stocks rise after China rate cuts, Japanese exports rise BEIJING (AP) — Asian stock markets are up after China cut interest rates to ... -
Reviews | Let the innocent Afghans have their money
But even a deal that funnels money into a humanitarian trust fund for Afghanistan seems unlikely to bolster Afghanistan’s central bank, which needs foreign currency to ... -
China Evergrande avoids first onshore public default
China Evergrande Group won backing from investors to delay payments on a $708 million Chinese yuan-denominated onshore bond, averting what could have been its first public ... -
NFTs are finance as an aesthetic medium
Jhe explosive ten-digit growth of the NFT market over the past year will be remembered as a moment of sea change. And while it’s hard to ... -
Richest on bumpy trip as US Fed unwinds easy money
The reuse of securities and collateral has forced banks to hold more liquidity for two reasons: to maintain customer confidence that bank commitments could always be ... -
License to kill: why a 0.007% return could be dangerous
If you want a barometer to gauge the mindset of the financial sector, you could do worse than look at one of the most mundane financing ... -
Evergrande: Impact of the Chinese real estate crash on Australia
The next six months will test Australia’s risky decision to rely on this one thing to boost its economy. It was once said that the fortunes ... -
The growth momentum of Chinese money market funds continues
China’s money market interest rate landscape has changed significantly in 2021 as investors grapple with the implications of slowing economic growth and the reluctant but swift ... -
How Evergrande, the Chinese real estate market will impact Australia in 2022
This is a huge risk to the Australian economy by 2022 and this financial catastrophe shows no signs of ending. As we move towards the conclusion ... -
Volatile markets with Sensex dropping 57,000, Nifty 50 erasing 17,000; Except IT, all indices are in red; Banks are wreaking havoc; IndusInd, Kotak, the best SBI bears; HCL Tech surpasses
Indian markets witnessed volatile demand during Friday’s opening bell due to a sell off, bank stocks, capital goods, consumer durables, metals, oil and gas and auto ... -
Macau’s casino king is dethroned as Beijing reigns over gambling at sea
HONG KONG â For nearly two decades before being arrested by police last month, Alvin Chau transported big Chinese players to casinos in Macau, bringing tens ... -
A look back at the major themes of 2021
Cryptocurrencies, sustainability and financial inclusion are notable hot topics for the banking industry over the past year, along with regulatory changes and the industry’s ongoing digital ... -
Macau Casinos Place Their Hopes On Everyday Gamblers After Junket Closures
A company logo is displayed in front of a fountain at the Wynn Macau Complex in Macau, China on February 8, 2018. REUTERS / Bobby Yip ... -
China’s housing slowdown highlights another worrying debt problem
OPOOL OFFICIALS in the southern city of Liuzhou began a routine land plot auction in June, they found few takers. Only one of the five plots ... -
Chinese creditors sue Evergrande over claims totaling $ 13 billion
Chinese creditors have sued Evergrande for more than $ 13 billion in allegedly overdue payments, as domestic firms owed money by the besieged race of real ... -
China’s real estate slowdown highlights another worrying debt problem
When officials in the southern city of Liuzhou started a routine land plot auction in June, they found few buyers. Only one of the five plots ... -
Chinese SenseTime Postpones Hong Kong IPO After US Blacklist
Published on: 12/13/2021 – 06:42 Hong Kong (AFP) – Chinese artificial intelligence start-up SenseTime on Monday said it was postponing an initial public offering of $ ... -
Will the collapse of real estate in China trigger a financial collapse like the subprime mortgage crisis in the United States?
By Mahua Venkatesh New Delhi, December 10: Chinese real estate giant Evergrande Group, once part of the prestigious Fortune 500, has been officially declared in default ... -
Markets are getting cautious ahead of tomorrow’s US CPI
Overview: The euro came back offered after its seemingly inexplicable advance yesterday. The dollar is stronger against most major currencies today, with the yen being an ... -
Latest updates: European stocks pause after strongest global rally of 2021
Donald Trump’s former White House chief of staff will no longer cooperate with the Congressional committee investigating the Jan.6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, in a ... -
China’s long-term problems are forcing it to rethink the entire economy
People’s Bank of China encourages Chinese banks to lend more to businesses and consumers by reducing the proportion of deposits they must hold in reserves by ... -
Inflation is here to stay, and rates can only go one way
This suggests that there must have been another growing demand for base currency that kept quantitative easing from spilling over to inflation. While banks are the ... -
An edifying story for the bank in the collapse of Reliance Capital
The crisis of confidence that erupted in India’s shadow banking sector in 2018 made its most publicized victim to date. On Monday evening, the Reserve Bank ... -
For China, mastering real estate is a high-stakes balancing act | Goods
China’s attempt to bring its debt-ridden real estate market under control has become a high-stakes balancing act: cracking down on excessive building construction without squeezing so ... -
MAS is considering action following a DBS service problem
PHILSTAR FILE PHOTO Singapore’s central bank has said it will consider supervisory measures after DBS Group Holdings Ltd. suffered one of the worst digital disruptions for ... -
China’s debt reduction campaign is moving forward, but at a price
âUnstable, unbalanced, uncoordinated and unsustainable. This is how former Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao once described China’s economic growth, revealing the shaky truth behind the impressive growth ... -
Xi’s new communist manifesto – Asia Times
Marx. Lenin. Mao. Deng. Xi. Late last week in Beijing, the Chinese Communist Party’s Sixth Plenum adopted a landmark resolution – only the third in its ... -
Evergrande isn’t the only looming danger in China’s financial system
November 13, 2021 Sworries about toxic debt is a pervasive feature of the Chinese economy. The latest concerns Evergrande, a struggling developer who threatens to cripple ... -
CalPERS to Settle Discount Rate and SAA
At the board meeting of the U.S. pension fund CalPERS next week, the investment team hopes to establish a new discount rate and start structuring a ... -
China leaves US on the brink of real estate implosion
Real estate developers have more than US $ 200 billion ($ 271 billion) of US dollar-denominated bonds outstanding in an offshore bond market largely closed to ... -
China tries to clean up its shady regional banks
IIT WAS A bad year to be a big cheese in China. Billionaire entrepreneurs have been hunted down. Overly extravagant artists have disappeared from the Internet. ... -
Wanted: portfolio for inflation, stagflation and contagion
The TAA portfolio has grown 7.7% since January Performance improvement after August rebalance Going forward but not turning off the lights would be a good way ... -
Biden must recognize Myanmar shadow government
The conflict in Myanmar has reached new heights as Myanmar’s shadow government declares civil war against the military junta and the economy is on the verge ... -
China’s big bang regulatory reforms look increasingly wrong …
(MENAFN- Asia Times) The real estate game is about ‘location, location, location’. The economic reform equivalent of this old maxim is âthe moment, the moment, the ... -
Top Deutsche Bank Employee Raises Singapore Billions
To find the biggest money maker at Deutsche Bank AG, which rarely makes money, you have to travel 10,370 miles from Frankfurt to the 18th floor ... -
Taiwan’s export orders in September beat forecast, warn of Chinese restrictions, Telecom News, ET Telecom
TAIPEI: Taiwan’s export orders set a record in September, growing faster than expected on demand for new smartphones and chips and ahead of the year-end shopping ... -
Evergrande clock ticks as China downplays contamination fears
While Evergrande is the largest and most publicized of China’s struggling real estate developers, a growing chain of other companies have missed interest and principal payments, ... -
Chinese SOEs Beat Paralyzed Private Sector in Profits
BEIJING – Chinese state-owned enterprises have outperformed the private sector in terms of profitability this year, as private enterprises grapple with an array of challenges, including ... -
China Evergrande Likely Not to Cause Financial Crisis, Bank of Korea Says
Financial stock market display screen board on the street The Bank of Korea has said Evergrande’s problems are unlikely to trigger a financial crisis given local ... -
The fallout from the Evergrande crisis weighs heavily on Chinese loans
Credit growth in China slowed last month as weak housing market amid the Evergrande crisis weighed on financing and lending activity, despite calls from the central ... -
The real China question for investors
The writer is director of research on Chinese markets at Rhodium Group China’s crackdown on the real estate industry and its tech giants rocked financial markets, ... -
New Chinese corruption investigation could exacerbate housing crisis
There are fears inside and outside of China that the repression of debt and excessive risk-taking in the real estate industry is spreading not only in ... -
Evergrande’s pain spreads to investors as more payments are missed
Said James Feng, founding partner of Poseidon Capital Group, a Chinese fund specializing in troubled investments and special situations: âThe Chinese government will place social stability ... -
The Evergrande crisis will tighten the Chinese non-performing debt market
The woes of Evergrande could be a good deal for struggling Chinese investors, thanks to the improved valuation of distressed assets. Xi Jinping is an absolute ... -
Social unrest is Beijing’s main concern in dealing with Evergrande debt debacle – Radio Free Asia
China The Evergrande debt crisis sparked panic selling in Hong Kong and mainland Chinese stock markets, with a domino effect in global financial markets. The world ... -
Morrison can’t afford to ignore China’s economic woes
A British colleague of mine drew my attention to stock market folklore, where October has always been considered a dangerous month. This year, that could turn ... -
China’s unstable political economy – WSJ
The world is watching Chinese real estate giant Evergrande collapse, and some wonder if Beijing will soon have a moment like the Lehman Brothers collapse in ... -
ETFs to focus on amid soaring energy prices
Dave Nadig, CIO and Research Director for ETF Trends, joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss ETFs to focus on against the backdrop of inflation issues, energy ... -
The conservative case of postal banking
Last month, the US Postal Service began offering check-cashing services at locations in the Washington, Baltimore, and Bronx subways. Although this is only a pilot project ... -
Improving Operating Environment Boosts China’s Securities Industry | securities, china
In September 2021, Fitch Ratings revised upward the assessment of the operating environment of Chinese securities companies from âbbâ / Stable to âbbb-â / Stable. Jonathan ... -
Evergrande’s fight for survival threatens China’s shadow banking system
The fate of investors in the group’s bonds and wealth management products that provided much of its $ 305 billion in liabilities has been left in ... -
S&P 500 reversal and dollar rally stall before condemnation sets in – what’s next?
S&P 500, USDCNH, Dollar and NFP talking points Despite first closing below its 100-day moving average in 228 trading days last week, the S&P 500 did ... -
The macroeconomic implications of Evergrande for risky assets and Bitcoin
As Evergrande collapses, China is poised to become a high yield borrower. In this spiral of debt, bitcoin is the best hedge for investors. I have ... -
Goldman Reports $ 8.2 Trillion Worse Threat Than Evergrande China
Shanghai skyline along the Huangpu River, China. getty The real worry about the drama of the China Evergrande default is the inevitable paranoia where there is ... -
Preventing an Evergrande Crisis of Confidence in China by Shang-Jin Wei
An impending default by Chinese real estate developer Evergrande sent shockwaves through global financial markets. The Chinese government and central bank have the wherewithal to avert ... -
Rand overwhelmed by concerns over Red Dragon’s economic growth
Through Siphelele Dludla 2h ago Share this article: To shareTweeterTo shareTo shareTo shareE-mailTo share THE RAND opened the week yesterday as it weakened to a one-month ... -
Evergrande’s pain spreads to high net worth investors as more payments are missed
Tens of thousands of Chinese households who bought high-yield investments are at risk of being dragged into the dramatic dismantling of the China Evergrande group after ... -
Connecting the dots in China
All eyes are fixed on the dark side of China. We have been here before. From the Asian financial crisis of the late 1990s to the ... -
Wells Fargo (WFC) drops 0.75% for September 27
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Q2 (QTWO) down 0.32% in Light Trading on September 27
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Ncino (NCNO) drops 1.56% to moderate volume on September 27
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Atento (ATTO) drops 3.30% for September 27
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Connecting the Dots in China by Stephen S. Roach
The new dual orientation of Chinese policy – redistribution and re-regulation – will reduce the entrepreneurial activity that has played such an important role in the ... -
Evergrande’s pain spreads to high net worth investors as more interest payments are missed
The Chinese government, concerned with preserving financial stability, has pushed Evergrande to meet its many obligations. At a recent meeting, regulators urged the company to complete ... -
Stock market: beware of excess, that’s what will end up stopping this bull run
“Bull markets are born in pessimism, grow in skepticism, mature in optimism and die in euphoria” As per the above quote from Sir John Templeton, the ... -
Crackdown on Chinese casinos part of quest to transform Macau
For many investors, pressure from Macau to expand oversight of the world’s largest gambling hub has come as a shock, sparking a record sell-off in casino ... -
Evergrande crisis highlights China’s shortcomings
Sep 25, 2021 VSVASTE OF HINA and the opaque financial system has long been a threat to its economy and the world. The anxieties of Evergrande, ... -
Evergrande investors in limbo after payment deadline
Breadcrumb Links Author of the article: Reuters Anshuman Daga and Andrew Galbraith and Tom Westbrook Content of the article SINGAPORE / SHANGHAI – China Evergrande has ... -
OCC, crypto ban in China – Breakingviews
Latest: – OCC choice – Crypto crackdown in China – Antin IPO – Cleaning of green veins – Ola You say you want a revolution. Willow ... -
Alarmed by Evergrande, Chinese lenders withhold new loans for real estate developers
SHANGHAI / BEIJING (Reuters) – As fears of contagion over a default by the China Evergrande group mounted this month, some Chinese banks, insurers and shadow ... -
Alarmed by Evergrande, Chinese lenders withhold new credit for real estate developers
A peeled off logo of the Evergrande Oasis, a real estate complex developed by Evergrande Group, is seen outside the construction site where residential buildings are ... -
Will China’s growing debt problem affect its ambitious BIS plans?
Home ” INDIANARRATIVE ” Will China’s growing debt problem affect its ambitious BIS plans? By Mahua Venkatesh New Delhi, September 23: Will Beijing come to the ... -
How China Evergrande’s Debt Problems Pose Systemic Risk, East Asia News & Top Stories
HONG KONG (REUTERS) – China Evergrande Group has issued new warnings about default risks, as it scrambles to raise funds to pay lenders and suppliers, regulators ... -
Wall Street will end up seeing the bright side of the Evergrande crash
Foreign investors have finally heard the red flags surrounding China Evergrande, a huge developer with $ 300 billion in debt roughly equivalent to Finland’s annual economic ... -
What are the systemic risks of an Evergrande collapse?
Editor’s Note: This article was updated at 6 a.m. BST on September 22, to reflect Evergrande’s announcement that it would make a coupon payment the next ... -
European stocks tumble as China’s Evergrande crisis casts a shadow
European stocks fell on Monday as growing concerns over the creditworthiness of real estate group China Evergrande spooked investors at the start of a week filled ...