Most of Western luxury goods are made in Asian sweat shops, yet Chinese go out of their way to go to the West to buy it and bring it back. Ridiculous.
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Most of Western luxury goods are made in Asian sweat shops, yet Chinese go out of their way to go to the West to buy it and bring it back. Ridiculous.
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Over the next decade any Yamal gas needs to come via ice class LNG carrier to China. But there are plans to make Power of Siberia 2 pipeline which would run from Yamal to Beijing through Mongolia. As long as a contract is established I don't think it would take too long to make the pipeline. Plus unlike Power of Siberia 1, this pipeline wouldn't require drilling for new sources of gas since Yamal already has vast existing capacity. Another possibility would be pipelines for oil & gas from Iran I think. Vast untapped potential. But would have to go through Pakistan and would be quite far from main population centers of China.
Documentary from CGTN on China's war on poverty
China Outgrows Emerging-Market Strategies for Biggest Investors
China’s Economy Continues Broad Recovery Despite Covid-19 Surge Elsewhere
Industrial output, investment and consumer spending all grew at faster paces in November
China’s economic activity extended its momentum in November with an across-the-board recovery, putting the world’s second largest economy on stronger footing as it approaches the end of a tumultuous year.
Major economic indicators, including industrial output, investment and consumer spending, all grew at faster paces last month, supporting job growth and driving down unemployment rates, according to official data released Tuesday.
China’s industrial output rose 7.0% in November from a year earlier—its highest level in more than two years, China’s official National Bureau of Statistics said. The result was a tick up from 6.9% in October, and beat the 6.8% increase expected by economists polled by The Wall Street Journal.
Industrial output, investment and consumer spending all grew at faster paces in November
China’s economic activity extended its momentum in November with an across-the-board recovery, putting the world’s second largest economy on stronger footing as it approaches the end of a tumultuous year.
Major economic indicators, including industrial output, investment and consumer spending, all grew at faster paces last month, supporting job growth and driving down unemployment rates, according to official data released Tuesday.
China’s industrial output rose 7.0% in November from a year earlier—its highest level in more than two years, China’s official National Bureau of Statistics said. The result was a tick up from 6.9% in October, and beat the 6.8% increase expected by economists polled by The Wall Street Journal.
They also use to say that any attempted invasion of Taiwan would involve a six mile swim. I guess they aren't saying that anymore.
Hi Crang,
WOW!!! Praise heaped on China Both by WSJ and BLOOMBERG in one day
. Need to report the facts, China is the only MAJOR economy that will registered growth this year. Can't always report the China will collapse nonsense forever.
