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India & China: A Reversal of Economies?

India & China: A Reversal of Economies?
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'Investing in Communism Never Pays' — China's Proposed $278 Billion Rescue Stimulus Risks Falling Flat, Fears Abound of Continued Social Unrest

Investors in China can't catch a break — both aspiring Chinese property owners who never got the homes they paid for from now-bankrupt builders and stock market investors who have ridden the nation's market almost straight down from recent crisis after crisis. The iShares MSCI China ETF (NASDAQ:MCHI) has started the new year down by about 4% and is trading about 37% lower than at its inception in 2011. Even Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. (NYSE:BABA) can't escape an onslaught of bad news, with its st

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[PREMIERING 9PM ET] Kyle Bass: Why Investors Need to Get Out of China and Implications of the Taiwan Election

[PREMIERING 9PM ET] Kyle Bass: Why Investors Need to Get Out of China and Implications of the Taiwan Election
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From Bricks To Banks: China's Real Estate Nightmare Sends Shockwaves Through Banking

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, China has been reeling from the worsening real estate crisis, which has spilled over to the nation's banking sector. The crisis began with Chinese real estate developer Evergrande Group filing for bankruptcy in August, triggering a property crisis in the second-largest economy worldwide. What Happened? China's property woes began when Evergrande Group, the world's most indebted property developer, defaulted on its interest obligations of $260 million on dollar-denomi

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The Truth About The Economy That The Mainstream Media Is Not Telling You

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

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