hmmmm “@WSJ: China's local debt jumps to $3 trillion--a 67% surge in nearly 3 years. http://on.wsj.com/1g1TwqZ pic.twitter.com/x2EnfgJa8X”
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hmmmm “@WSJ: China's local debt jumps to $3 trillion--a 67% surge in nearly 3 years. http://on.wsj.com/1g1TwqZ pic.twitter.com/x2EnfgJa8X”
“@WSJ: China's local debt jumps to $3 trillion--a 67% surge in nearly 3 years. http://on.wsj.com/1g1TwqZ pic.twitter.com/cb7Dl1kOsh” Wow.
@WSJ um, more importantly, who are the "individuals" that can loan China 1.4B?
@WSJ http://tinyurl.com/n8rxybe
China's quest to solve its 3 trillion USD public debt problem by starting a domestic municipal bond market....
@WSJ the very reason they are going aggresive at the borders... all fishy... likelyhood of conflict is very high... #JustThinking
RT@WSJ: China's local debt jumps to $3 trillion--a 67% surge in nearly 3 years. http://on.wsj.com/1g1TwqZ pic.twitter.com/YKpr8m3S4y
"@WSJ: China's local debt jumps to $3 Tr--a 67% surge in nearly 3 years. http://on.wsj.com/1g1TwqZ pic.twitter.com/tWGJUT6rf6" @AmbokoJH @themwaura
@kariukigitau That slowdown was necessary.Just as an economy shouldn't grow too slow,it shouldnt too fast either @themwaura @wsj
@kariukigitau still,it shows that the rapid growth tide could be fast ebbing away @themwaura @wsj
@kariukigitau the best way to look at debt is as a ratio to GDP.by itself,however,big it isn't necessarily bad
.@WSJ Definitely something to keep an eye on. The unintended consequences of perhaps allowing a few defaults are worrisome.
@WSJ @WSJ ok ok ok ...its the season of goodwill, etc. How about I give them 100 trillion dollars in cash.pic.twitter.com/5gAgqy0I05
@WSJ @WSJ ok ok ok ...its the season of goodwill, etc. How about I give them 100 trillion dollars in cash.pic.twitter.com/4rqc7VoeBw
@WSJ Did George move to China or do they have their own Tea party?
@WSJ But don't they have that amount to cover in US Treasuries? #netsoutatzero
@WSJ: Great! NOW who are we supposed to hit up for money??
@WSJ So what, they can just print off a few trillion more and repay the debtors. Its a well proven solution :)
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