On today's show with @SullyCNBC:
Markets with Seema Shah
China with @yan_jinny
Tesla with Craig Irwin
Retail with Brian Nagel
Trading day with Rhys Williams and Brian Rehling
+Reporting from @GeoffCutmore, @SilvanaCNBC, and @FrancesRivera
See you at 5 on @CNBC!
At the launch of China-British Business Council's Targetting Net Zero report launch, @yan_jinny of ICBC Standard Bank celebrates the UK's global leadership in climate action standards. #BSICOP26
Even more interesting is that most advertising language appears to be in Chinese. Unless football fans have suddenly become fluent Chinese readers, adverts are targeting the global Chinese audience watching from their sofas. Euros are still as popular as ever! #globalsport
🎧New Episode🇨🇳 #China revealed its latest five-year plan at the annual #TwoSessions meeting. To discuss its implications, we speak to Wang Tao of @UBS and @yan_jinny of #ICBC. Later, Scott Rozelle of @Stanford discusses China's growing wealth inequality.
https://t.co/Cn22U9mtbk
February was #LGBT month. The most famous trans woman in #China - where being openly #gay or #transgender is risky and taboo - is former army officer #JinXing Initially controversial, her bravery and wisdom have been recognized by the public. She is a talk-show host & dancer 🌈
A viral video of a woman doing aerobics class to the tune of Indonesian hit song “Ampun Bang Jago” in Myanmar, apparently without realizing a military convoy arriving at parliament behind her and a military coup happening.
ht @Vinncent
@yan_jinny asks @vincecable about the race towards renewable energy: does it need to be so or could it be a common global goal to find climate solutions
[Video] View from IMF: China’s banks have been badly hit by the #coronavirus pandemic. @jinnyan84, ICBC Standard Bank, explains what policy has been introduced to assist the banks, and what 2021 might look like. In association with @cbqat. https://t.co/OmpEGY8zge #IMFMeetings
Not sure if others will find this as interesting as I do ...
China's reported exports to US (in the Chinese data) used to consistently lag the imports the U.S. reported with China.
Until this year ...
China is now reporting more exports to the US than the US reports imports
Is China a bubble? Certain asset classes show signs of one forming at times, but the country itself is far more resilient. Only one way to make up your own mind - read the book! Great to share views with @TomOrlik @JonathanFenby and thanks to @acehiltoncsfi for the opportunity.
NEW: 'China: The bubble that never pops': A discussion with the author, @TomOrlik (@Bloomberg), and with @JonathanFenby (@TS_Lombard) and Jinny Yan @jinnyan84 (ICBC Standard Bank), with @acehiltoncsfi (@CSFI1)
Watch: https://t.co/OTuUFTVFGb
Let us know what you think