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  #122

Guest Post: The Death Of China Cult | ZeroHedge

It used to be that Hongkongers go to China to purchase really cheap stuff. Now, it is the Mainland Chinese who come to Hong Kong to buy really expensive stuff.

Still, the cult has not died yet. The past few years have produced an impression of the Chinese government that it is invincible, and it has miraculous control over the economic machine, that the slowdown is “intentionally” engineered by the government and everything within the economy is still very much under control.

As the economic slowdown becomes a reality and a hard landing unavoidable, more of the problems we have identified will surface. The cult will surely die within the next few years at most. The only questions are when it will finally die, and whether it will suffer a violent death or slow death.

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  #123

La "Seseña china" de Angola:

Photos Of A Massive Chinese-Built Ghost Town In Angola - Business Insider

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  #124

China socialista y capitalista para lo que quiere, se corrompe en ambos sistemas.

"Los enemigos mortales del especulador son: la ignorancia, la codicia, el miedo y la esperanza"

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  #125

CHINA INVIERTE EN NUEVOS NEGOCIOS AGRÍCOLAS

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  #126

China June exports growth seen easing, imports stable - Yahoo! Finance

China's annual export growth probably slowed in June as much of Europe slid into recession and the U.S. recovery faltered, but Chinese imports likely steadied in a positive sign of still-strong domestic consumption, a Reuters poll showed.
With major world economies hobbled by Europe's debt crisis, the health of the world's second-largest economy has been closely scrutinized as a buffer to the slowdown in global trade.
A pair of Chinese manufacturing surveys has shown persistent weakness in the economy, with HSBC's purchasing managers' index showing factory activity shrank at its fastest pace in seven months in June and new export orders skidding to depths last seen in March 2009.
The median forecast by 21 analysts showed China's exports in June may have grown 9.9 percent from a year earlier, slowing from the 15.3 percent pace in May, while annual import growth was seen holding steady at 12.7 percent.
The monthly trade surplus was estimated at $21 billion, widening from $18.7 billion posted in May.
China's annual export growth has weakened from more than 20 percent seen in 2010 as Europe is gripped by recession while economic recovery in the United States remains patchy.
China's commerce ministry said last week that export growth in June is matching the pace seen in May and will pick up in coming months, and predicted the country can meet its full-year target of boosting exports by 10 percent.
"We remain more cautious of the exports growth outlook," Yu Song, China economist at Goldman Sachs, said in a research note. "On the other hand, imports growth may receive some support on the back of the policy loosening."
The central bank cut benchmark interest rates on June 7, the first since the depths of the 2008/09 global crisis, following three cuts in bank reserve ratio since November.
In addition, the government has been fast-tracking infrastructure investment projects in a bid to bolster growth.
The central bank appears to be tolerating a weaker yuan in order to help local exporters, which face a double whammy of slackening demand and soaring wages.
The yuan suffered its weakest quarter on record in the April through June period, falling 0.9 percent. But traders saw signs of central bank intervention last week to strengthen the yuan when it approached 6.37 per dollar.

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  #127

China Conecta la última turbina de la central hidroeléctrica más grande del mundo

Pero la presa, que se encuentra en el curso medio del río Yangtsé, tiene un coste total de 254.000 millones de yuanes (32.000 millones de euros), cuatro veces el coste estimado inicialmente, y se han gastado otros 123.800 millones de yuanes (15.500 millones de euros) en "tareas de seguimiento".
La construcción, con una presa de 185 metros de altura y un embalse de 600 kilómetros de largo, ha obligado a las autoridades chinas a reubicar al menos a 1,3 millones de habitantes. El Gobierno ha reconocido que se ha incrementado el riesgo de terremotos o deslizamientos de tierra en la región.

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  #128

China's central bank cuts its key interest rates

Business News & Financial News - The Wall Street Journal - Wsj.com

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  #129

A pues ...los chinos dandole a la maquinita...viva la liquidez a raudales, todo sea para que suban las bolsas

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  #130

China June inflation eases to 2.2 percent - UPI.com

The slowdown in the consumer price index, China's main gauge of inflation, should cheer the government which has been taking various steps to spur growth with more liquidity

Slowing of food prices, especially those of pork, was credited for the June improvement. Food prices, which account for nearly a third in calculating China's CPI, increased 3.8 percent in June, down from 6.4 percent in May.

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  #131

China's Economy: Apocalypse Soon? - NYTimes.com

Talk of an economic slowdown in China has become so loud and persistent that it now has its own slang: ghost cities, ghost fleets, rocket eggs, naked officials. The downturn has even led to the invention of a new financial algorithm, something called the China Stress Index — and the index remains high.

Nomura, the Japanese financial services firm, has launched the China Stress Index, and the Nomura analyst Rob Subbaraman affirmed Monday that the company sees “a one-in-three probability” that China will experience “a hard economic landing commencing before the end of 2014.”

Foreign Policy magazine has a new overview of the economy called “Five Signs of the Chinese Economic Apocalypse.” (Business Insider sees that bet, and triples it, with a story headlined “Fifteen Reasons Why Everyone Is Suddenly Freaking Out About China.”)

Meanwhile, though, some food prices have risen so sharply (and food contamination scares have been so profound) that people are increasingly growing their own vegetables and more folks are keeping pigs. Mainland chickens are now laying “rocket eggs,” a reference to their price trajectory.

Sales of luxury goods in China, for example, are slowing. Wealthy mainlanders, including government and party officials, are feverishly offshoring their cash by buying properties abroad, from Hong Kong and Macau to Australia, Europe and the United States. Hedging against possible political or economic upheavals, they are keeping so few (seizable) assets in China that they’re being called luo guan — “naked officials.”

Coal, iron ore and copper also are piling up in China, which has led Chinese shippers, once happy to ply the coastal routes, to head for blue water in search of new business.

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  #132

Es de noviembre 2.011, pero merece la pena:

Nomura's Anchor report on China


http://www.nomuranow.com/research/gl...spx?pid=471517

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  #133

“Naked official”, or luo guan

Moving the family abroad: Hedging their bets | The Economist

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  #134

Chinese economy hits three-year low | World news | guardian.co.uk

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  #135

Forget China's Goal-Seeked GDP Tonight; This Is The Chart That Keeps The PBOC Up At Night | ZeroHedge

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  #136

La clave está en la cifra de los inventarios (trampa típica que te puede explotar en las manos):

China June oil demand wanes, at 20-month low - Yahoo! News

China's implied oil demand fell 0.4 percent in June from a year earlier to the lowest in 20 months as refineries scaled back production and raised fuel exports to trim bulging stockpiles.
China is the world's second-biggest oil user and still accounts for nearly half of global incremental demand, but an economic slowdown is shrinking its need for fuel.
Implied oil demand has contracted for the second time so far this quarter, and that is likely to further dampen oil prices which have so far fallen by a fifth off the highs they hit earlier this year.
China burned 8.96 million barrels of oil per day (bpd) last month, the lowest since October 2010, according to Reuters calculations based on preliminary government data released on Friday.
The data also showed that China's oil consumption for the first half of the year rose a modest 2.2 percent year-on-year to about 9.5 million bpd. Oil consumption for the whole of last year was 6.3 percent more than 2010.
Implied demand is calculated by adding crude oil throughput and net imports of refined oil products, but omits stocks changes which are rarely disclosed in China.
Refineries had scaled back output, and raised exports of diesel due to brimming inventories caused by a lack of buyers and losses resulting from the government cutting fuel prices for consumers three times over the past two months.
Official data also released on Friday showed China's refinery throughput fell 0.6 percent in June year-on-year to 8.76 million bpd, the lowest since October. It was the third straight month of decline.
The June rate was down 3 percent, or 270,000 bpd, from May's throughput rates of 9.03 million bpd

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  #137

El romance entre América Latina y China podría arruinarse

Latinoamérica, que ha desarrollado una peligrosa dependencia de la voracidad de China por las materias primas, ahora se enfrenta al daño que puede ocasionar un enfriamiento de la economía del gigante asiático.
Las exportaciones a China de algunas de las principales economías de América Latina -Brasil, Colombia, Chile y Perú- se han decuplicado en valor desde el 2001. Actualmente, China es el principal destino para las exportaciones de todos esos países, con excepción de Colombia.

El crecimiento del gigante asiático ha contribuido a trazar un nuevo mapa económico de la región, impulsando el cultivo de la soja en la remota zona centro-oeste de Brasil, planes para un nuevo enlace ferroviario en Colombia que rivalice con el Canal de Panamá e incluso un nuevo emplazamiento en un pueblo peruano en los Andes para instalar a la minera Chinalco.
Pero las exportaciones directas a China por un valor de US$90.000 millones son sólo parte de la historia.
A medida que América Latina se apura en producir los combustibles, minerales y metales que demandan las fábricas chinas, crece también su dependencia de la segunda economía mundial.
“Si se desacelera la economía de China, vamos a ver un impacto fuerte, primero en los precios y después en los volúmenes”, dijo Carlos González, jefe de estudios económicos de la Asociación de Exportadores (ADEX) de Perú.
“Un 97 por ciento de nuestras ventas a China son minerales. Como las mineras son las compañías que pagan más impuestos en Perú, aún los programas sociales serían afectados”, añadió.
Las materias primas suponen más de un 60 por ciento de las exportaciones de las principales economías de América Latina, excluyendo a México, y la desaceleración del crecimiento chino ya ha socavado los precios de las materias primas, afectando potencialmente también a países como Venezuela y Argentina.

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  #138

News Headlines

China's foreign direct investment inflows fell 3 percent in the first half of 2012 versus last year, the Commerce Ministry said on Tuesday, the latest sign of intensifying headwinds facing the world's second-largest economy as global growth slows.The Commerce Ministry said on Tuesday that the country drew $59.1 billion in foreign direct investment (FDI) between January and June, with June's inflow alone down 6.9 percent on year ago levels at $12.0 billion.
That confirmed figures given by a vice commerce minister on Monday.
"A drop of 3 percent in FDI in the first six months is mainly due to falling investment in the property sector which is the result of macro policies and we cannot say it is a bad thing," Shen Danyang, the Commerce Ministry's spokesman, told a news conference.

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  #139

News Headlines

China Home Prices Show Signs of Stabilizing in June


China home prices were flat in June versus May, calculations based on official data showed on Wednesday, breaking eight straight months of decline in a tentative sign that pro-growth government economic policies are gaining traction.

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  #140

Vamos a meterle un gráfico muy por encima ........

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