https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZRXsS4iU0o China has lowered it’s corporate tax rate even lower than its already reduced level in direct reaction to President Trump’s move to cut the American tax rate and bring factories back to the US.
China’s artificial intelligence robots could triple the country’s production of bombs and shells by 2028, according to a senior scientist involved in the program to boost ammunition productivity. Xu Zhigang, lead scientist with China’s weapon system intelligent manufacturing program, …
Russia will soon issue $6 billion in bonds accepting Yuan as payment for its oil exports to China in 2018. Note that Russia is the world’s largest oil producer. This is also set to coincide with Yuan oil futures contracts …
by Daniel Carter It’s no secret that tensions are heating up between the US hegemony and the emerging super powers of the east. While the US frantically tries to prop up its empire, Russia and China try to tear it down. …
In your opinion, is China positioned better than the U.S. over the next few decades? In China, we have seen certain areas booming while other have fallen. Massive quantities of stimulus has been entering the system since the Financial Crisis. …
Here is the IMF, talking about just a small percentage of the risks in China. Does this mean that China the only country with issues? No. Not even close. But where there are risks, we must identify them. In your …
By Michael Snyder It should upset you that virtually everything stocking the shelves of our major retailers seems to have been made somewhere else. As a nation, we are consuming far more wealth than we are producing, and that is …
Wolf Richter wolfstreet.com, www.amazon.com/author/wolfrichter Canadians, fasten your seat-belt. Here are the charts. The Financial Crisis in the US was a consequence of too much debt and too much risk, among numerous other factors, and the whole house of cards came …
by Tom McClellan Even before President Trump’s Asia trip, Chinese 10-year sovereign bond yields have been pushing higher. And that means we should expect the same for U.S. 10-year T-Note yields. I wrote about this relationship back in May 2017, noting …
China Warns on Debt, But Bond Buyers Shrug National policy makers nowadays have prioritized reducing risk in the financial system, and part of that involves telling local authorities to let LGFVs stand on their own, without the backing of the …
There will be a stock options expiration for October on this Friday. Go figure it all started in China… The 'Put' is expired after the Communist Meeting. Let it unravel? pic.twitter.com/g4pCoaoe3v — Alastair (@StockBoardAsset) October 19, 2017 Spending is fun! …
Former chief economist of the Bank for International Settlements, William White, told Bloomberg TV recently that “the system is dangerously unanchored.” This is not the first time White has issued a warning that global financial markets were not on sound …
by Ruby Henley Oregon-based Lattice Semiconductor Corp hoped to sell itself to a Chinese-backed private equity fund called Canyon Bridge. That deal, it turns out, was never to be. After CFIUS (the Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S.) gave …
by Ruby Henley When Donald Trump was campaigning to be President, he said in an interview with Renee Montagne: “Bringing back the gold standard would be very hard to do, but, boy, would it be wonderful. We’d have a standard …
by Thinker Banking Failure on the Rise BANK RUN in China! Billions in Withdrawals: “The Taps are Gushing”
Several companies within the casino industry saw their shares on the Chinese Stock Market -the Hang Seng Index- fall in recent days and there’s high expectation of more volatility for prices. The industry, despite optimism not too long ago, is …
The Dangerous Season Begins Now Russell 2000: 30-Year Seasonal Pattern Russell 2000 The Russell 2000 enters a period of seasonal weakness in mid July. Source: Seasonax As you can see, the Russell 2000 does indeed typically decline between May and …
by Tesseract Since World War II, not many countries have dared to challenge the United States’ military dominance in the world. The US has a far greater military reach than all its closest competitors. In recent years however, other powerful nations …
by Yuli-Ban No matter how much you might want it to be true just to satisfy that tiny little itch on your nerve that the MSM has aggravated, there is actually very little chance that China will collapse. “How is …
by Pamela Williams Americans need to stand united at this critical juncture in history. Our problems are so vast and mounting. North Korea has gone too far with their last firing of an ICBM with the missile reaching a top altitude …
by Umar Farooq China’s debt has risen dramatically in the past decade, largely the result of credit fed to state-owned enterprises in the wake of the global financial crisis. China debt situation is not only growing in size but also …
by Mark Angelides Nations all over the world are freely handing over their sovereignty to Supranational groups and organizations that have one purpose in mind…The destruction of the Nation State. The European Union is the blue print and it is …
by Mark Angelides This Sunday saw the coming together of Russia’s Putin, Turkey’s Erdogan and China’s Xi Jinping to hammer out the details of the latest Globalist adventure. They want to use the Silk Road as a transcontinental free trade …
BBC on Europe: A massive ransomware campaign appears to have infected a number of organisations around the world. Screenshots of a well known program that locks computers and demands a payment in Bitcoin have been shared online by parties claiming to …
by Umar Farooq China’s economic growth is seen slowing to 6.5% in 2017 despite a strong start to the first quarter, as the government seeks to cool the property sector and temper credit growth to contain risks from a …
Precious metals expert Mike Maloney points to what large foreign countries are buying and it gold–lots of it. Maloney explains, says, “Between Russia, China and India, their purchases meet or exceed all worldwide production of gold. Whenever they exceed mining …
by Pamela Williams OK…now it is all making sense. We have been in an argument with South Korea about the THAAD Missile System. South Korea does not want it, and now we know why. If we do not take this …
by Umar Farooq A trade deficit occurs when an economy imports more than it exports. If this persists, it will eventually cause a shift in the exchange rate, making imports more expensive and–crucially–exports cheaper as the “invisible hand” of the …
https://youtu.be/GkKJkHGYnJI from Dailymail.co.uk: Tian Yulong, secretary general for China’s space agency, confirmed the plans ESA has described its ‘Moon Village’ as a launching pad for missions to Mars The lunar site could also support space mining missions and even …
By: David McDonald China ‘s balance of trade with the rest of the world was such that something like two-thirds of all the world’s silver coin had, by 1776, flowed into China. China also had more printed books at that …