Posted on 12/18/2023 10:49:35 AM PST by davikkm
China’s central bank has made a historic move by injecting a record $112 billion into the financial system, according to reports from Bloomberg. This substantial cash injection comes as the Chinese yuan experiences depreciation against the US dollar, posing challenges for exporters and raising concerns about potential inflation.
The Chinese economy has been grappling with obstacles to its recovery, as recent data shows November’s industrial production and property development falling short of expectations. In response to these challenges, the central bank’s massive cash infusion aims to strengthen the financial system and facilitate increased lending to businesses, potentially reinvigorating economic activity.
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China is dying, Russia is on the ropes forget about the 34 trillion dollar US National Debt.
Don’t care.
I largely agree that...I don’t care.
We should be minding our own situation.
We can’t do anything about their situation, nor should we, except for doing what we can to make it worse, which is exactly what they have been doing to us for decades.
We won’t, though. Too bought and sold at high levels to do what should be done.
China is dying, Russia is on the ropes and the West is committing Suicide
Turns out there are consequences when you kill a generation of women.
This is all on Xi. The stupid poohtard took a hard left turn back towards Maoism and now they’re toast. Unless the Chinese rise up and give him the ok ceucescu treatment.
Make China 1959 again
“All have sinned” too much truth implied in your post requires humility to accept it.
Putting it that way is a blessing I can get on with cleaning up my own act instead of getting angry with others.
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