After a RMB 800B new credit by the big 4 in May or $126 Bln China’s intentions behind creating space on China’s Big Four Balance sheets with a securitization program that just takes current loans off balance sheet for sale…
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China’s stimulus for Big Banks (may be counter productive)| Insight China
Tagged with: Bank of China, Basel III, china, Chinese economic stimulus program, Eurozone, May, Renminbi, Stanchart
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, European Sovereign Debt crisis, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, European Sovereign Debt crisis, US
US Economy: The counterintuitive Aussie trade and the Spanish meltdown ( A Tuesday morning review)
ISM Data leads May markets Election years actually return a fair 2% in each of the summer months according to a latest Bloomberg report as the Go away in May catches up with investors. Meanwhile Chicago and Dallas were down…
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Tagged with: Aussie, Bank, Bank of America, china, Delta Air Lines, Groupon, PMI, Renminbi, Reserve Bank of Australia, Spain, United States
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Financial Markets, Private Equity, Retail Lifestyle, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Financial Markets, Private Equity, Retail Lifestyle, US
US Economy: It’s not so good after all? QE3 denied, the sub-par Jobs number could bite
A hint of QE can do amazing things for market sentiment. A bad jobs report could have indeed been a positive for the markets with QE3 rumors taking over but the long weekend likely blooted that empotion of tradfers out…
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Tagged with: Bank, Bank of England, BTG Pactual, Easter Monday, March, Quantitative Easing, Relative Value, Renminbi
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, US
China’s Banks pull in claws!: Could #5 BoCOM beat #4 Bank of China (2011 results reports)
Despite a almost 30% improvement, Bank of China is stilll the worst of the big Four banks in NPLs with 1.8% as its ratio of NPLs five times that of BOCOM and almost 70% higher than AgBank which is #2…
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Tagged with: Bank of China, Bank of Communications, china, China Bank, China Citic, China Citic Bank, China Merchants Bank, Hongkong, HSBC, Private bank, Renminbi
Posted in Banking, China, Financial Markets, Global
Posted in Banking, China, Financial Markets, Global
China’s banks pull in claws: ICBC still head and shoulders above the rest in 2011
ICBC results a minute ago, would have beaten CCB profits by 38 bln yuan or nearly 23% and AgBank by 86 bln Yuan for a 2011 total of CnY 208 bln in profits or $33 bln with a Q4 Net…
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China’s Banks 2012 lending targets | China Review & Insight
When early last month, China banks reported a 25% Y/Y slowdown to CnY 750 bln or $125 bln it was now so slow if including the Year of the Dragon celebrations and the shortage of Capital at the big banks…
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US Economy: Chicago Index shows great improvement , Greek Euros 130 bln a good plop in the bucket
The new LTRO( dole out for European banks to pay their creditors and free themselves up for interbank trading and auctions) is already anticipated as equity markets get used to sweeps of extra liquid cash. Slumping sub prime indices and contracting…
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Tagged with: "European Sovereign Debt Crisis", Caterpillar, china, China FDI, Exchange-traded fund, HSBC, India, Indonesia, January 2012, Japan, LTRO, Renminbi, South Africa, Spain, Switzerland, United States
Posted in Amitonomics, Private Equity, Retail Lifestyle, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Private Equity, Retail Lifestyle, US
Yuan trades make China wary of Imports? | Insight China
Imports plunged even as domestic policy makers in China continued nodding their head to requests for engendering Domestic demand from trading to a deficit or reducing the trading surplus. Note: The confusion lies in that China becomes stronger with higher…
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Tagged with: china, December, Economic Growth, GDP, Gross domestic product, Renminbi, Saudi arabia, Xi Jinping, Year of the Dragon
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
China's redistributed trade surplus
Since the crisis caught everyone’s fancy in 2008, when Chinese GDP growth also dipped to a significant low, China has been played up as the market maker in almost all commodities. Even before the Dollar started weakening with the exit…
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Tagged with: Asia, Balance of trade, Bank of China, china, Economic Growth, Hongkong, McDonalds, Renminbi, United State
Posted in China
Posted in China
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