Miscellaneous News

G

GulfLander

Brigadier
Registered Member
google translated
The Japanese Foreign Minister claimed that he exchanged greetings and held talks with Foreign Minister Wang Yi during his stay in Manila
Click to expand...
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reiterated: The Chinese Foreign Minister did not have any exchanges with the Japanese side in Manila.
Click to expand...
Please, Log in or Register to view URLs content!
 
Thecore

Thecore

Junior Member
Registered Member
S

SDtom

Junior Member
Registered Member
FriedButter said:
It went up +500% on IPO day. Now the most valuable Chinese company listed on the domestic stock market.


Please, Log in or Register to view URLs content!
Click to expand...

The other side of this just showed how bad those Chinese investment banks were at underwriting this ipo. CXMT could have gotten more than 2 to 3 times more money from this. And that money can be used to speed up R&D and capacity expansion.
 
Last edited:
Chevalier

Chevalier

Major
Registered Member
https://twitter.com/i/web/status/2081340525265727939

There are a LOT of white Americans/anglos/westerners who fantasize that America could go toe to toe against China in theory, if only they didn’t have an alien facehugger parasite called the Zionist lobby living inside them and sure id agree, just like how India will always be a superpower by 2020.
What it is, is that westerners, Indians etc like to project their megalomaniac tendencies onto China because they wish they had as strong and glorious and united a civilisation as China. For the ”teddy roosevelt” type of American nationalists, they really mean WASP chauvinism, and hope a war against China will create a new national united American identity. But let us seek truth from facts, this Colby fellow still persists in his plea for America to divert its focus onto China…despite America failing against even Iran. What he’s doing is actually a form of therapy, going up against China reassures him that America is still in the same league as China When the reality is that there is no Chinese replacement. China is the indispensable nation. Not America.
 
A

ACuriousPLAFan

Lieutenant General
Registered Member
Randomuser

Randomuser

Major
Registered Member
Please, Log in or Register to view URLs content!

Chinese investments into India have shrunk significantly since 2020 and a recent relaxation of rules may still not be enough to spark a rush of capital, according to a new report.

Asia’s largest economy accounts for around 0.32% of foreign direct investments into India compared with around 2% in 2020, Natixis Corporate and Investment Banking said in its report.

Six years of restrictions held back roughly $12 billion in proposed investments from nations sharing land borders with only about half cleared, Alicia Garcia Herrero, chief economist, Asia Pacific and Middle East at the bank, wrote. The bulk of such investments come from China.



In April 2020, New Delhi tightened scrutiny of inflows from nations sharing a border with the country through the so-called Press Note 3 rules. The curbs were mostly aimed at intensifying oversight amid deteriorating relations with China, which culminated in a deadly Himalayan clash later that year.

Economic ties with Beijing have since shown signs of thawing as high US tariffs reshaped global trade flows and the uncertainty caused by the US-Iran war weighed on growth outlook.

Earlier this year, India
Please, Log in or Register to view URLs content!
rules allowing automatic approval for non-controlling ownership of as much as 10%, subject to compliance requirements, for investments from countries sharing a land border with it.

Revised rules narrow, but do not remove the government-approval required for China-linked FDI, the Natixis report said, adding that the reopening of investments is sector-specific and not economy-wide. India is opening to Chinese investment where it has no choice, the report said.

That underscores the government’s caution, and proposals from large firms such as BYD Co. would still face same screening.

Yet, policymakers have been pitching to boost investments from China. India must shun protectionist policies and leverage its low manufacturing wages to attract capital from China in an effort to create jobs and boost exports, Rakesh Mohan, a part-time member of Modi’s Economic Advisory Council, said in an interview.
Click to expand...

I see some hardcore nationalists on weibo saying how Chinese companies are selling out their industry knowledge to India. But according to the figures we see, that amount is pretty damn small.

So either those companies and their moron CEOs are finding indirect ways to transfer tech to India and should be charged with treason. Or maybe they just finally woke up after getting their hands burnt multiple times. After all losing money for a CEO is probably the worst sin.

Wonder what the answer is

All I can say is, if you wanna be retarded thats your choice. But others shouldn't have to suffer for it.
 
siegecrossbow

siegecrossbow

Field Marshall
Staff member
Super Moderator
Randomuser said:
Please, Log in or Register to view URLs content!



I see some hardcore nationalists on weibo saying how Chinese companies are selling out their industry knowledge to India. But according to the figures we see, that amount is pretty damn small.

So either those companies and their moron CEOs are finding indirect ways to transfer tech to India and should be charged with treason. Or maybe they just finally woke up after getting their hands burnt multiple times. After all losing money for a CEO is probably the worst sin.

Wonder what the answer is

All I can say is, if you wanna be retarded thats your choice. But others shouldn't have to suffer for it.
Click to expand...
If you can make money off the investment then fine, go ahead and invest. The real issue is that you either lose money and in the rare instances where you don’t, your profit can’t leave India.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top