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https://finance.yahoo.com/news/vanguard-takes-final-step-exit-030504282.html Vanguard Takes Final Step to Exit China, Dismantling Last Team This is pretty big news for the biggest US asset manager to be leaving China . Does not bode well?

https://www.digitimes.com/news/a20230926PD220/china-semiconductor-ic-manufacturing-us-china-chip-war.html US pressures will lead to 'golden decade' for China's semiconductor industry

https://www.scmp.com/news/china/science/article/3235419/china-plans-build-giant-chip-factory-driven-particle-accelerator China plans to build a giant chip factory driven by particle accelerator if true; huge development. US chip monopoly coming to an end.

What a joke .So much for trying to stir up a cause these companies get hammered by China. Something India needs to learn to do, A geopolitical crisis cripples H&M. Nike, Adidas, and Visa could be next...

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-01-11/how-china-won-trump-s-good-and-easy-to-win-trade-war How China Won Trump’s Trade War and Got Americans to Foot the Bill

Chinese GDP 2009 Chinese GDP 2009 by region

The title should be changed to China involves Pak in cross-border loans to internationalize Yuan.

BG Chinese economy is an export driven economy which is linked to US economy whatever direction USA wants Chinese economy to go they will steer it in that direction you may disagree but USA is currently paying less than 1% interest on your treasury holdings and has been for atleast last 3 years...

Highly doubtful with the debt bubble,housing bubble and trade wars that will be coming in the decade. China is holding 1 trillion in worthless US paper so do count that as an asset since there is no market for it. I don't think USA and EU will keep trade with China if China is going to take the...

China still No. 1 foreign holder of Treasury debt http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20100430/ap_on_bi_ge/us_foreign_holdings_3 China still No. 1 foreign holder of Treasury debt By MARTIN CRUTSINGER, AP Economics Writer Martin Crutsinger, Ap Economics Writer – Fri Apr 30, 5:45 pm ET...

China is dependant on EU and USA for trade, China does not have an independent self sustaining economy and Both US and EU economies are 5 times bigger than China, how do you place China in the same league?? Even today China is a little bit ahead of Germany one European country so don't overstate...

US calls level of China copyright theft 'unacceptable' http://www.terradaily.com/reports/US_calls_level_of_China_copyright_theft_unacceptable_999.html US calls level of China copyright theft 'unacceptable' The US government said Friday that the level of theft of copyrights and patents in...

2 trillion is not correct you mean 2 trillion -800 billion in debt you hold so that would mean 1.2 trillion.

what is ignorance?? 1 dollar in your holding now has 55 cent value or buying power. Russia and India and many other central banks dumping the dollar Russia switching to canadian looney China has 40% holding in US debt no market =no value china is counting it as an asset when it is worthless...

China has already lost 40% + by holding dollars, that 40% less resources Chinese can buy, and the bubble is just starting to burst with the debt where there are no buyers or a market for the debt so in reality holding 33% US debt and 40%+ depreciated asset along with the slavery of having to buy...

China Losses Inevitable as Dollar Weakens, Ex-PBOC Adviser Says - Bloomberg.com China Losses Inevitable as Dollar Weakens, Ex-PBOC Adviser Says Nov. 26 (Bloomberg) -- China’s foreign-exchange reserves face a “triple whammy” as inflation, oversupply and the “inevitable” decline of the dollar...

nice job by Mr Gordon Chang if your theory is true but how does a Chinese economic collapse make him a hero??

Gordon Chang is a good author just because you don't like what he is saying don't discredit him, he is giving concrete evidence evidence for his views.

Is China still a good investment? Is China still a good investment? The Big Deal Is China still a good investment? By Stefano Buliani Yes. The question is, for how long? In an article in today’s International Herald Tribune Thomas L. Friedman discusses the prospect for China now...