Confusing financial reform statement from the CCP that calls for "supply side reform" but warns of "Wall Street" style practices. https://t.co/pjdFvGW7zS
Xi's damaging and unending anti-corruption campaigns in the WSJ. "They are at the difficult end of choices between paying for social services, economic development, and lowering debt levels—an impossible balancing act.” https://t.co/TJtzlfKazY
The cyberattack by Russian agents or their proxies on a Chinese bank in the U.S. is more serious than it may appear on the surface. China will trust Russia less and favor the US-dollar order under the U.S.
The Russian attack on China's ICBC in the US is bad news for Russia. Bloomberg notes the end of "an unspoken agreement between Moscow and Beijing, whereby Russia-linked cybergangs agreed to leave Chinese institutions alone."
Great panel discussion on Taiwan options with former Secretary of Defense Mark Esper and Russian ambassador Mcfaul at the Apollo Forum in Napa Valley last week. We agreed to disagree....
What policy tools does #China have should the #shadowbanking sector cause a major distressed asset event? Andrew Collier discusses how stimulus would be minimal and managed locally. #emergingmarkets#macroeconomics
@vshih2@YashengHuang First, Hong Kong did not provide “global risk capital” but IPO'd established companies. Second, China did create creative firms due to economies of scale. Third, as bad as the rule of law is becoming, capital has nowhere to go within Asia apart from Hong Kong.