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Parašė senasnamas Rodyti pranešimąUžtenka vien fakto, kad Kinija yra didžiausia JAV kreditorė.
It's just a circle of people talking to themselves who have no f—ing idea what's going on
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Kalbama apie Kinijos reikšmę JAV ekonomikai, o ne atvirkščiai. Niekas nesako, kad Kinija yra visiškai nesvarbi rinka JAV, bet jei kinus ištiktų ekonominis krachas, ir eksportas, tarkim, kristų 2 kartus, vargu ar tai būtų nepakeliamas smūgis JAV ekonomikai.
If a lion could speak, we could not understand him.
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Parašė senasnamas Rodyti pranešimąNenusibodo neigti realybę? Pagal skaičius matom, kad Kinija yra antra JAV prekybos partnerė po ES (pagal prekybos apimtis). Atėmus britų dalį turbūt Kinija taps pirma.
Bet JAV ekonomika gana uždara, tai ar ten Kinija pagrindinis jos partneris, ar ES, ar koks Bangladešas, nėra esminio skirtumo.It's just a circle of people talking to themselves who have no f—ing idea what's going on
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Parašė Tomas Rodyti pranešimą
O kas sako kitaip?
Bet JAV ekonomika gana uždara, tai ar ten Kinija pagrindinis jos partneris, ar ES, ar koks Bangladešas, nėra esminio skirtumo.
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Parašė sankauskas Rodyti pranešimąĮdomu, ar šiais metais bus Kinija recesijoje? Aišku, mes niekada oficialiai nesužinosime, bet būtų įdomu paskaičiuoti kiek komunistų nekompetencija kainuos šalies ekonomikai.
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Parašė John Rodyti pranešimą
Kinija "recesijoje" buvo nuo maždaug 2008 kasmet. Dar nuolat darė ekonomikos hard landingus, NT burbulus ir visa kita. Anokia čia naujiena.If a lion could speak, we could not understand him.
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US Firms In China Suffering "Severe Shortages Of Workers," Warn Virus Impact Hitting Supply Chains
A new poll via Shanghai's American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham) discovered that 50% of US firms operating in China say shutdowns of factories have impacted their global operations due to the Covid-19 outbreak, reported Reuters.
About 78% of these firms warn that their staffing is currently short at the moment, which would prevent the resumption of full production, leading to massive shortages of products in the next several months for Western markets.
Many of these companies, about 109 in total, have operations in Shanghai, Suzhou, Nanjing, and across the Yangtze River Delta, are regions currently experiencing mass quarantine of citizens, industrial hubs shuttered, and transportation networks halted.
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Širdis džiaugiasi skaitant šios dienos FT live feed apie China. Gera naujiena po geros naujienos
https://www.ft.com/content/0f86b81d-...5-a8f4cc0836d5
If a lion could speak, we could not understand him.
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Parašė sankauskas Rodyti pranešimąŠirdis džiaugiasi skaitant šios dienos FT live feed apie China. Gera naujiena po geros naujienos
https://www.ft.com/content/0f86b81d-...5-a8f4cc0836d5
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Parašė Sula Rodyti pranešimą
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China’s banks face up to $1.1tn surge in questionable loans, S&P warns
China’s lenders may be hit with an increase of as much as Rmb7.7tn ($1.1tn) in questionable loans as the coronavirus outbreak deals a heavy blow to China’s economy, S&P Global Ratings has warned.
The Covid-19 outbreak, which has prompted China to lock down large swaths of its sprawling economy, will cause some individuals and companies to “have difficulty with debt repayment,” S&P said in a report issued on Thursday in Hong Kong.
In a worst-case scenario in which the outbreak does not peak until April, S&P forecasts China’s economy, the second biggest in the world, will expand 4.4 per cent in 2020. That would mark a dramatic slowdown from the 6.1 per cent growth in 2019 and be the weakest pace since 1990, according to World Bank data.
S&P’s base scenario, in which the virus peaks next month, points to 2020 growth of 5 per cent, which would also be the lowest in three decades. Even in the best case in which the virus peaks in February, GDP growth is forecast at 5.5 per cent.
The “growth shock” would cause the value of non-performing loans in China’s banking sector to surge by Rmb7.7tn to Rmb10.1tn in S&P’s worst-case scenario. In the base case, the figure would jump Rmb5.4tn to Rmb7.8tn. In the best case, the NPLs would rise Rmb3.4tn to Rmb5.8tn. The ratio of NPLs to total loans would be 7.8 per cent, 6 per cent and 4.5 per cent in the worst, base and best case scenarios, respectively.
S&P said it also expects Chinese regulators to relax rules for what counts as a bad loan and potentially give certain loans to affected communities and business “special consideration” in how they are accounted for on bank balance sheets.
The ratings firm said it “may take years for domestic banks to revert to normal standards, with long-term repercussions for the creditworthiness of some institutions.”
China has already begun to take action aimed at stimulating its economy and easing conditions in its financial system. The loan prime rate, a key lending rate, was reduced on Thursday after the People’s Bank of China earlier this week reduced another important medium-term lending rate.
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Parašė Sula Rodyti pranešimą
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Parašė Lettered Rodyti pranešimąKinijai koronavirusas gali kainuoti 1,5% BVP augimo.Visi forumų moderatoriai yra forumo balastas.
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Džiaugimasis 20 proc. pasaulio BVP sukuriančios šalies nuosmukiu, švelniai kalbant, yra mazochistinis .
Coronavirus Begins to Spread Economic Gloom Worldwide
And Europe, too, is starting to worry. European automakers such as Volkswagen have already seen production affected at factories inside China, and now there are growing concerns of additional supply chain disruptions that could affect manufacturing in European plants.
Investors in Germany fear the worst, after a dismal year for Europe’s biggest economy, mired in a manufacturing slump thanks to a dire outlook for its key auto sector. On Tuesday, the ZEW survey of German investors showed a collapse in sentiment, with fears that the virus and its knock-on effects in China will upend global trade and hamstring Germany’s export-led recovery.
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Parašė senasnamas Rodyti pranešimąDžiaugimasis 20 proc. pasaulio BVP sukuriančios šalies nuosmukiu, švelniai kalbant, yra mazochistinis .
Kiekviena diena, kai Kinijos ekonomika yra sustojusi, reiškia mažiau raketų, nukreiptų į kaimynines civilizuotas demokratines šalis, mažiau dirbtinių karinių salų, skirtų užgrobti tarptautinius teritorinius vandenis, mažiau žmonių, uždarytų koncentracijos stovyklose šalies viduje.
Nes nu baisus liūdesiukas, jei mano sekantys sportbačiai bus pagaminti Filipnuose, o telefonas - Indonezijoje.If a lion could speak, we could not understand him.
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Parašė sankauskas Rodyti pranešimą
Na taip, turbūt Lietuvai labai reikia liūdėti ir dėl Rusijos ekonominių nesėkmių.
Kiekviena diena, kai Kinijos ekonomika yra sustojusi, reiškia mažiau raketų, nukreiptų į kaimynines civilizuotas demokratines šalis, mažiau dirbtinių karinių salų, skirtų užgrobti tarptautinius teritorinius vandenis, mažiau žmonių, uždarytų koncentracijos stovyklose šalies viduje.
Nes nu baisus liūdesiukas, jei mano sekantys sportbačiai bus pagaminti Filipnuose, o telefonas - Indonezijoje.
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Parašė John Rodyti pranešimąSankauskas tiesiog labai nekenčia uigūrų ir linki jiems blogesnių gyvenimo sąlygų.If a lion could speak, we could not understand him.
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