Grosso guaio a chinatown !!!

[-Duca-]

BOOOOM!!!!!, una Delle Principali Banche Cinesi ha Smesso di Prestare Denaro per Mancanza di Garanzie

Cavoli che botta, una roba di questo genere non si sentiva dai tempi di Lehman.Pare che una delle principali banche Cinesi abbia smesso di fare qualsiasi prestito per… mancanza di liquidità, o meglio di garanzie. In pratica la Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd, non riesce più a rifinanziarsi sul mercato interbancario.Non si tratta di una banchetta rionale ma di un colosso,:

The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China is also one of China’s big four banks (Bank of China, Agricultural Bank of China, and China Construction Bank). It is the largest bank in the world with regard to profit and market capitalization and was listed by Forbes Global 2000 in number one position as the world’s largest public company. It employs four hundred thousand people. In 2010 net lending of the bank stood at 70 billion Yuan, meaning that it lent than any other bank in China. 20% of its lending goes to manufacturing industry and personal loans are over 15% of its business also. It was the world’s largest Initial Public Offering at US$21.9 billion when it was listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and the Shanghai Stock Exchange simultaneously in 2006.

Attenzione perchè o la Banca Centrale Cinese ci mette una pezza e in fretta oppure l’intera economia del Dragone potrebbe fermarsi (non rallentare, proprio fermarsi) in un amen, esattamente quello che successe all’america e al resto dell’occidente nel 2008.Peraltro nei giorni precedenti altre 2 banche minori hanno smesso di prestare denaro: la : CITIC Bank e la Huxua Bank.

BOOOOM!!!!!, una Delle Principali Banche Cinesi ha Smesso di Prestare Denaro per Mancanza di Garanzie | Rischio Calcolato

[Amati75]

Ma, se fosse una cosa cosi brusca, ci sarebbe ben poco da ridere, per tutti.

[paulhowe]

BOOOOM!!!!!, una Delle Principali Banche Cinesi ha Smesso di Prestare Denaro per Mancanza di Garanzie


Cavoli che botta, una roba di questo genere non si sentiva dai tempi di Lehman.Pare che una delle principali banche Cinesi abbia smesso di fare qualsiasi prestito per… mancanza di liquidità, o meglio di garanzie. In pratica la Industrial and Commercial Bank of China Ltd, non riesce più a rifinanziarsi sul mercato interbancario.Non si tratta di una banchetta rionale ma di un colosso,:

The Industrial and Commercial Bank of China is also one of China’s big four banks (Bank of China, Agricultural Bank of China, and China Construction Bank). It is the largest bank in the world with regard to profit and market capitalization and was listed by Forbes Global 2000 in number one position as the world’s largest public company. It employs four hundred thousand people. In 2010 net lending of the bank stood at 70 billion Yuan, meaning that it lent than any other bank in China. 20% of its lending goes to manufacturing industry and personal loans are over 15% of its business also. It was the world’s largest Initial Public Offering at US$21.9 billion when it was listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange and the Shanghai Stock Exchange simultaneously in 2006.

Attenzione perchè o la Banca Centrale Cinese ci mette una pezza e in fretta oppure l’intera economia del Dragone potrebbe fermarsi (non rallentare, proprio fermarsi) in un amen, esattamente quello che successe all’america e al resto dell’occidente nel 2008.Peraltro nei giorni precedenti altre 2 banche minori hanno smesso di prestare denaro: la : CITIC Bank e la Huxua Bank.

BOOOOM!!!!!, una Delle Principali Banche Cinesi ha Smesso di Prestare Denaro per Mancanza di Garanzie | Rischio Calcolato

Guarda l'altro giorno ho letto un dato che se fosse vero fa tremare i polsi. In cina si consumerebbero quasi 2000 milioni di tonn di cemento.

Sapete quanto cemento si consuma ogni anno negli USA? Circa 80 milioni di tonnellate!

Ora la popolazione cinese e 3 volte piu numerosa di quella americana.

Fate voi !

[Red Shadow]

sboom- indice Shanghai + 5%

China's liquidity crunch not a crisis: Mundell

Xinhua | 2013-6-25 232:09 By Agencies

The current liquidity crunch in the Chinese financial market is not a crisis, but it is still a problem that could hamper economic growth, Nobel Prize-winning economist Robert Mundell said in Hong Kong Tuesday.

Mundell made the remarks when commenting on China's macro- economy on the sidelines of a forum held by the Universal Credit Rating Group (UCRG), a new credit rating firm jointly established by agencies from China, Russia and the United States.

Worries over a liquidity crunch have been raised as short-term interbank rates rocketed to unusually high levels during the past two weeks in China, causing the country's key stock index to dive more than 5 percent on Monday, the biggest daily loss in nearly four years.

However, Mundell warned that if the tight credit continues for a long time, it could lead to a crisis.

The credit crunch was a result of excessive lending in the past three years, as now the banks have to curb it, he said.

He said he was not sure about the credit crunch's impact on the country's economic growth in the second half of this year, but if that crunch continues, it could "definitely lower growth."

But maybe the government is willing to accept a lower growth if it gets enough debt reduced, he added, saying that a slowdown in growth is not an urgent problem for China.

Antonio Borges, former European Department director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), expressed more optimism in China's economy, who believed that there is no particular reason to worry about a hard landing of the country's economy.

The liquidity shortage is an appropriate attempt on part of the government to correct some of the problems due to the very large amount of liquidity that has been made available, the Portuguese economist told media at the same forum.

Uncertainties and instabilities in the market are inevitable reactions, he said, which is "not a surprise."

China's central bank said Tuesday evening that the country is not short of liquidity and the current cash crunch in the interbank market will gradually ease as seasonal factors and market panic wanes, and it has boosted liquidity support to some cautious financial institutions to help stabilize the market.



The latest central bank comment came as a swift follow-up to a Monday statement, in which the bank asked the country's overstretched lenders to manage liquidity risks, signaling no intention to help ease the current squeeze.

China's liquidity crunch not a crisis: Mundell - BUSINESS - Globaltimes.cn

[Amati75]

sboom- indice Shanghai + 5%


China's liquidity crunch not a crisis: Mundell - BUSINESS - Globaltimes.cn

beh qualche timore evidentemente c'e':

[paulhowe]

Per chi fa affari con la Cina......riparatevi il culo !!

Risks of a hard landing for China - FT.com

Weak China June factory activity deepens growth worries - The China Post

Energy Journal: China Slows, U.S. Accelerates - MoneyBeat - WSJ

[benjamin_linus]

Se fossi in voi eviterei di compiacermi per queste notizie.
Poi fate come credete.

[paulhowe]

Se fossi in voi eviterei di compiacermi per queste notizie.
Poi fate come credete.

E chi si compiace. Sono notizie su cui riflettere.....state pronti !

[paulhowe]

Alla fine capisci che e' tutto un imbroglio !

The Chinese government is shrouding its economic data in even more mystery ? Quartz

[paulhowe]

Come ho gia detto, riparatevi il culo !

Chinese officials tamp down economic expectations - The Washington Post


China?s lacklustre services June?s modest expansion fails to soothe growth worries - Business News | The Star Online

China's Growth Engine Goes Cold