Tom Orlik, Bloomberg's chief economist, returns to discuss the updated edition of his book — and whether the property crisis, “common prosperity,” tense foreign relations, or the COVID lockdowns are finally going to bring about the crash long predicted by the "China bears."
China’s economy delivered poor results across the board last month, renewing Beijing’s efforts to double down on support. Will it be enough?
Authorities are trying to stop contagion from a growing number of furious homeowners who have refused to pay their mortgages on homes that have not been built yet.
Can China spend its way to new prosperity even as COVID lockdowns continue to drag down the economy?
China’s GDP numbers and other official stats are no longer completely made up, but just how reliable are they?
A note for Weekly newsletter readers from Jeremy Goldkorn.
The State Council hosted a video conference with top government officials today, in hopes of drafting new measures to boost its struggling, COVID-hit economy.
Joyce Chang told us that J.P. Morgan has taken down its full year China forecasts to 4.3% GDP growth given the sorry state of the world. She talked about supply chain disruptions, real estate gloom, knock on effects from Ukraine and much more.
Joyce Chang, chair of Global Research at J.P. Morgan, talks about themes that are transforming the global economy, China’s bond market, and being a woman on Wall Street.