Mid-East Tensions, Fed Rate Uncertainty Drag Stocks Down | Bloomberg: The China Show 4/5/2024
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Chloé Zhao, the 🇨🇳Chinese director of Oscar winner, said she grew up in an environment of pervasive lying.
- She had to relearn everything after she left China to come to the West.
Decoupling from China means decoupling from the biggest market on earth ..... Are you sure you want it ???
Export economies (which is the model china has double-downed on) get hit harder from lack of demand than than the importing nation...so a decoupling sounds good to me. You act as if China has a future as a consumer of foreign goods, but under thier currency intellectual property regime, that is not a long term scenario.
@@TheScrublordsPrayer China is currently the biggest car market in the world. This is just one example among hundreds of others.
40% of BMW's revenue is coming from China.
@@TheScrublordsPrayerThere is no decoupling from China. China controls critical supply chains central to technology sectors, the defense sector and many more. For example China produces over 90% of the worlds gallium, a metal necessary for the production of semiconductors and chips. China also has the infrastructure for the manufacturing and refining of materials like batteries and mineral ores that other countries do not have. If China banned these exports and services the entire world economy would screech to halt. Planes wouldn't get built, smartphones and computer production would be slashed dramatically, and national security would be put in danger. There is a lot of negative talk about China from US officials but they know we are completely dependent on them for a functioning economy.
Sounds like an angry child wanting to move away from home without the job or skills to leave
@@oscarrlee18 When you crippled Japan's economy in Hotel Plaza Accord 1985, you held on China to replace Japanese products. Now, if you decouple from China, you don't have any choice to replace China.
Whoever country to replace China, will charge you much more so that your inflation will soar.