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RRR cuts by China are a necessity, not an option, nowadays. As bank assets grow faster than nominal GDP, the banks continually get “loaned-up” and need regulatory relief. It’s a byproduct of their investment-driven economic model. It’s not additional “stimulus”.
China took measures on the first day of the new year to shore up its economy. The timing ‘suggests that the country’s leaders are on high alert for new evidence of a slowdown’https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/01/business/economy/china-economy-reserve-requirement-ratio.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share …
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TWEET OF THE DAY!!!!!!!
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Great news! If the growth rate falls below around 4% a number of new scenarios could bring an end to the evil regime and prevent WWIII - confiscation of PRC national-owned assets, reshoring of US industrial, and internal dismemberment of PRC
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Or perhaps there are a bunch of loans that need to roll-over, cash that needs to be distributed ahead of the LNY, you know, the type of issues that happen every year and the Gov/Bank try to rectify to head off the inevitable liquidity issues...
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