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Re-Confirmed: The US is Winning the Economic War against the World

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I think in almost all countries company law the large companies with huge the revenue are required to be public and cannot exist as private company so if such companies share price decrease it has bad effect on economy
Yes, but the majority of private companies are not controlled by public companies.
 
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I think in almost all countries company law the large companies with huge the revenue are required to be public and cannot exist as private company so if such companies share price decrease it has bad effect on economy

I don't think it works that way.
If I start a successful construction company that brings in Billions why would I agree to take it public so others can be part owners. If I knew that would happen I'd simply start more companies that do the same thing to divide the load and stay under the radar.
 
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So China wining the trade hot war?

China is losing. This is what the US regime and its media have been propagating all month long.

China, on the other hand, keeps saying that economic warfare will hurt both sides or all sides. And China will make sure that the US is hurt no less than China.

It is that which is happening
 
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raising capital is essential for business growth and public listed company has oppurtunity to raise capital by selling shares which cannot be done by private company
I don't think it works that way.
If I start a successful construction company that brings in Billions why would I agree to take it public so others can be part owners. If I knew that would happen I'd simply start more companies that do the same thing to divide the load and stay under the radar.
 
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raising capital is essential for business growth and public listed company has oppurtunity to raise capital by selling shares which cannot be done by private company
Private companies are enemy to Murican people.
They make Muricans addicted to their drugs...
Hence you see the decreasing life expectancy in Murika.
 
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Thats why I said Trump must re join TPP and mke VN rich if he wanna defeat CN in trade war.

Good time to bring Obama back to save America and make VN rich :cool:
 
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Good time to bring Obama back to save America and make VN rich :cool:

Obama is gone for good.

Trump is the best they have. The second best alternative is Nikki Haley.

Hail USA!

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China issuing US dollar bonds amid rising trade tensions: report

Source:Global Times Published: 2018/10/10 22:33:41



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China will reportedly sell $3 billion worth of US dollar-denominated bonds on Thursday, a move that experts said if successful, would showcase global investors' confidence in China's financial system.

Amid China-US trade tensions, it would also expand China's dollar debts in proportion to its massive dollar-denominated assets in preparation for fluctuations in bilateral trade, expert noted.

The Ministry of Finance said in September that an issue of five-, 10- and 30-year bonds totaling $3 billion would take place in Hong Kong. It would be China's third sale of dollar-denominated debt since 2004 and the largest in terms of the amount, news website sohu.com reported.

Dong Dengxin, director of the Wuhan University of Science and Technology's Finance and Securities Institute, told the Global Times on Wednesday that the issuance is highly likely to be successful because global investors have been looking for a dollar "safe harbor" against the US' overheating economy and tech bubble. And China is considered as a safe market with stable economic growth. "The issuance would also show global investors' confidence in the Chinese capital market against China-US trade rows."

At the time, the move also shows that China's policymakers are getting prepared for risks associated with escalating trade rows, Dong added.

"China's holding of dollar-denominated assets would exceed its demand for payment in dollar terms on expectations that escalating trade tensions would reduce China's intention to buy US products. The policymakers need to scale up dollar liabilities to hedge against the risks of excessive assets in dollars," he explained.

In September, China's foreign exchange reserves stood at $3.09 trillion, according to data from the State Administration of Foreign Exchange. Industry insiders said about 60 percent of the foreign exchange reserves are in dollar-denominated assets.

Dong suggested that amid rising trade friction with the US, Chinese authorities should dump more US Treasury securities so these would be limited to about 50 percent of its foreign exchange reserves for risk management purposes.

In July, China's US Treasury holdings declined to $1.171 trillion, the lowest since January, data from the US Treasury Department showed.

Experts said that as the value of assets and debts in dollar terms move in tandem, China should also avoid holding too many dollar-denominated assets while increasing euro- and pound-denominated assets. This would reduce financial risks, they said.
 
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The US continues to win. Please someone let the US regime-friendly media to repeat till it becomes a reality

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China Trade Data Suggests Trump Is Not "Winning" The 'War'

While most attention among global onlookers is focused on the almost unbelievable divergence between US and Chinese stocks this year, actual 'real' Chinese import and export data suggest President Trump is far from winning this trade war... in fact it's never been worse.

Headline trade figures show China exports to the rest of the world grew at 14.5% YoY in USD terms (almost double expectations) and imports rose 14.3% YoY in USD terms (below expectations and well below August's 20% rise).

However, all eyes were on the US-China interaction and that's where the fun and games begin...

Chinese exports to the US rose 14.0% YoY in USD terms - the most since February - but, Chinese imports from the US actually dropped 1.2% YoY in USD terms

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That pushed China's exports to US to a new record high and saw China's imports from the US sink to 6-month lows... sending China's trade surplus with the US to a new record high...

As Bloomberg notes, China’s exports rebounded, while imports remained robust, thanks to strong demand at home and abroad despite worsening relations with the U.S.

China’s exports have been growing robustly all year, in the face of rising tariffs and increasing uncertainty over relations with the U.S. Companies front-loading trade to get ahead of the expected tariff increases might explain part of the growth in the third quarter, but that would likely wane as the relationship between the world’s two biggest economies deteriorates.

"Chinese exports look set to weaken in the coming quarters as global growth slows," wrote economists from Capital Economics in a note. "U.S. tariffs will also be a drag, although front-loading by US importers mean that much of the impact won’t be felt until next year."

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In other words, by the metric that President Trump judges the trade relationship with China - things have never been worse...ever!

However, trade growth may slow in the fourth quarter, the customs administration’s spokesperson said at a press conference, while cuts to import tariffs are boosting inbound shipments.
 
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