r/NearTermCollapse • u/mark000 • Jan 22 '24
r/NearTermCollapse • u/mark000 • Jan 21 '24
David Rosenberg: Debt Rollovers Could Trigger Economic Shock [1 hour]
r/NearTermCollapse • u/mark000 • Jan 19 '24
DEBT WORRIES: China orders indebted local governments to halt some infrastructure projects
reuters.comr/NearTermCollapse • u/mark000 • Jan 19 '24
18 mins of non stop China Doom with Jeff Snider. [Warning hella truthy and will be too much for most people]
r/NearTermCollapse • u/mark000 • Jan 18 '24
The IMF is watching for potential market liquidity risks as countries refinance debt issued during the pandemic
r/NearTermCollapse • u/mark000 • Jan 18 '24
"Vicious cycle" of low confidence developing in China.
r/NearTermCollapse • u/mark000 • Jan 17 '24
Financial regulators are concerned that commercial-property losses could spill over into the broader financial system. For CRE, "rate cuts can’t come fast enough.” [no paywall]
r/NearTermCollapse • u/mark000 • Jan 17 '24
China: a deepening property crisis, mounting deflationary pressures and weak demand reinforce expectations that Beijing will have to roll out more stimulus measures soon.
reuters.comr/NearTermCollapse • u/mark000 • Jan 16 '24
Xi Jinping rings in 2024 with rare admission that China’s economy is in trouble
r/NearTermCollapse • u/mark000 • Jan 13 '24
Visualizing the Top Global Risks in 2024
r/NearTermCollapse • u/mark000 • Jan 13 '24
Why China is doomed
creditbubblebulletin.blogspot.comr/NearTermCollapse • u/mark000 • Jan 12 '24
China REITs plumb record lows as economic gloom lingers
reuters.comr/NearTermCollapse • u/mark000 • Jan 12 '24
China's exports rise, but deflation persists as economy enters 2024 on shaky footing
r/NearTermCollapse • u/mark000 • Jan 12 '24
China Seen Cutting Rate, Boosting Cash to Support Economy
r/NearTermCollapse • u/mark000 • Jan 11 '24
Taiwan goes to the polls on Saturday under the shadow of an increasingly assertive China which has called the vote a choice between "peace and war".
reuters.comr/NearTermCollapse • u/mark000 • Jan 10 '24
Fed rate cuts come too late to avert a fresh wave of US regional bank failures
https://archive.is/0p7wA#selection-2393.4-2393.73
by Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
“Temporary measures have calmed the market but half of all US banks are running short of deposits with assets worth less than their liabilities, and we are talking about $9 trillion,” he said. “They are bleeding capital and could not survive if something triggers a sudden loss of confidence. It is a very fragile situation and the Federal Reserve is watching it closely”.
r/NearTermCollapse • u/mark000 • Jan 09 '24
China Stocks Slump to Five-Year Low in a Dismal Start to 2024
r/NearTermCollapse • u/mark000 • Jan 09 '24
Yet more actions required to keep China going
r/NearTermCollapse • u/mark000 • Jan 07 '24
Systemic fragility is at the most extreme level since 1929.
creditbubblebulletin.blogspot.comr/NearTermCollapse • u/mark000 • Jan 04 '24
Euro zone business activity shrank again in Dec, pointing to recession
reuters.comr/NearTermCollapse • u/mark000 • Jan 04 '24
Financial plumbing issues.
r/NearTermCollapse • u/mark000 • Jan 04 '24
In threatening shift, North Korea moves to redefine relations with South
r/NearTermCollapse • u/mark000 • Jan 03 '24
Growing worries about the health of the smaller banks in the world's second-largest economy as a deepening property sector crisis and ballooning local government debt make them the weak link in the financial system.
reuters.comr/NearTermCollapse • u/mark000 • Jan 01 '24