Would not say fan? But I do watch some of his videos.Are you a fan of 沈逸 ?
US 1 quarter growth was expected at 1% but dropped to -1.4%. That is 2.4% off their target. The second quarter isn't looking good either.So the actual report is Bloomberg forecasting 2022's GDP growth... although reporters are using the word "seen" as if its actually happened. It hasn't.
Currently the US GDP growth rate for 2022 is... -1.3% (the US GDP shrunk)
China's is 1.2%
Just to clear things up.
Statistics indicate the other way round. What's relocating to Vietnam and India have been discussed to death already. The article is just repeating the same shits over again and again.The covid policies are now driving manufacturing away. They better get smart and modify their policies.
Previously Western media had made a big fuss predicting a housing bubble in China due to Evergrande Group. Yet China is now doubling down in curbing housing speculation. Seem China is willing to have a hit at its GDP in return for more housing affordability.Hope they go through with it, housing for living not for speculation.
IPEF consists of :
agreed standards in four main areas: the digital economy, supply chains, clean energy infrastructure and anti-corruption measures.
Australia, Brunei, India, Indonesia, Japan, Republic of Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam
Seems fairly useless. Just a bunch of standardisation rules that China could easily follow if it wanted as well
Wouldn't this complicates things further when they already have Build Back Better World, Blue Dot Network, APEC, OECD, RCEP, AEC(ASEAN Economic Community Blueprint 2025) plus each country multiple bilateral agreements and disagreements among members?IPEF consists of :
agreed standards in four main areas: the digital economy, supply chains, clean energy infrastructure and anti-corruption measures.
Australia, Brunei, India, Indonesia, Japan, Republic of Korea, Malaysia, New Zealand, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam
Seems fairly useless. Just a bunch of standardisation rules that China could easily follow if it wanted as well