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China's manufacturing sector, employment fall sharply

So Indians please stop bash other countries when your performence much worse than others....

I never heard a country which has only $200 billion revenue but expenditure reach 310 billion ....while also has a $170 billion trade deficit , even serious than Greece..

The Congress Party use borrow money to make a " Shining India" delusion, and now we see the consequence.
 
So Indians please stop bash other countries when your performence much worse than others....

I never heard a country which has only $200 billion revenue but expenditure reach 310 billion ....while also has a $170 billion trade deficit , even serious than Greece..

The Congress Party use borrow money to make a " Shining India" delusion, and now we see the consequence.
we'll borrow from HK , ok?
 
So Indians please stop bash other countries when your performence much worse than others....

I never heard a country which has only $200 billion revenue but expenditure reach 310 billion ....while also has a $170 billion trade deficit , even serious than Greece..

The Congress Party use borrow money to make a " Shining India" delusion, and now we see the consequence.
Then I guess you must be deaf ! Check the US' merchandise trade deficit also the revenue gen/expenditure you're quoting seems to be missing a key element somewhere. Do your CCP bosses a favor by not embarrassing yourself infront of us low IQ Bhartis :wave:
 


Stop the crash of Rupee first... otherwise we will borrow to you when rupee 100/1 to Dollor.

first check your balance of trade with india.. and now its growing more rapidly ... as rupee is depreciating .. we are eating up ur market.. bangladeshi .. :)
 
Oh, so what will happen to S-shop workers now?

Hope they have earned enough working 18 hrs a day..
 
Not like lazy Indians, Chinese workers can earn 3 times of salary in overtime …And no one can force the worker work overtime if they don't want to….
 
Not like lazy Indians, Chinese workers can earn 3 times of salary in overtime …And no one can force the worker work overtime if they don't want to….
Stop sending ur hard working illiterate unskilled labors to india with illegal business visas then if they r so happy in ur country.
 
Not like lazy Indians, Chinese workers can earn 3 times of salary in overtime …And no one can force the worker work overtime if they don't want to….
Tell that to those Foxconn employees who haven't seen an Ipad/Iphone in their lifetime :disagree:
 
"China is in a hard landing. Car sales are down, cement production is down, steel production is down, construction stocks are down. It's not a debate anymore, it's a fact."

What's especially scary is that if the official data is showing a downturn, then the reality is certainly much worse. Economic statistics from the People's Republic are notoriously unreliable. They are produced to serve political ends, a fact acknowledged by no less than Vice President Xi Jinping, who is expected to be the nation's next leader.


Bloomberg recently added up all the debt disclosed by China's 231 local government financing companies through Dec. 10. It found they had borrowed $622 billion. This is more than the European bailout fund and dwarfs the amount reported by the government and Chinese banks. While that is bad, it gets worse: There are 6,576 such entities in China, according to the National Audit Office. That audit office put the total debt for all those entities at $759 billion. This means 231 borrowers -- or 3.5 percent of the total number -- are responsible for more than three-quarters of the overall debt. If you believe that ...

The whimsical nature of official Chinese data explains why markets reacted so badly when Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said 2012 GDP growth would be 7.5 percent instead of the 8 percent it has been for the previous seven years. China always hits or surpasses its numbers because it makes them up. (The official China Daily newspaper offered a priceless explanation for Wen's announcement http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/bizchina/2012-03/15/content_14844553.htm: "By decelerating its GDP growth to 7.5 percent, the slowest since 2005, the Chinese government aims to promote the quality of its economic growth.")

So, what does it mean when even the made up number has to be lowered? Nothing good. :rofl::rofl:

Even China's own data say its economy is troubled - CBS News
 
"China is in a hard landing. Car sales are down, cement production is down, steel production is down, construction stocks are down. It's not a debate anymore, it's a fact."

What's especially scary is that if the official data is showing a downturn, then the reality is certainly much worse. Economic statistics from the People's Republic are notoriously unreliable. They are produced to serve political ends, a fact acknowledged by no less than Vice President Xi Jinping, who is expected to be the nation's next leader.


Bloomberg recently added up all the debt disclosed by China's 231 local government financing companies through Dec. 10. It found they had borrowed $622 billion. This is more than the European bailout fund and dwarfs the amount reported by the government and Chinese banks. While that is bad, it gets worse: There are 6,576 such entities in China, according to the National Audit Office. That audit office put the total debt for all those entities at $759 billion. This means 231 borrowers -- or 3.5 percent of the total number -- are responsible for more than three-quarters of the overall debt. If you believe that ...

The whimsical nature of official Chinese data explains why markets reacted so badly when Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao said 2012 GDP growth would be 7.5 percent instead of the 8 percent it has been for the previous seven years. China always hits or surpasses its numbers because it makes them up. (The official China Daily newspaper offered a priceless explanation for Wen's announcement http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/bizchina/2012-03/15/content_14844553.htm: "By decelerating its GDP growth to 7.5 percent, the slowest since 2005, the Chinese government aims to promote the quality of its economic growth.")

So, what does it mean when even the made up number has to be lowered? Nothing good. :rofl::rofl:

Even China's own data say its economy is troubled - CBS News

So what...still has 8.1% in last quarter...compare to 5.3% of India..
 
So what...still has 8.1% in last quarter...compare to 5.3% of India..

As explained before 8.1% is because of the art of fakery/manipulation.. Scroll back a few page and start reading the post again, may be you will understand it this time..
 

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