Monday, July 22, 2013

trashing china

".. note the  numerous indicators of financial fragility, including excessive credit growth; moral hazard arising from the belief that the state has underwritten all financial risk; related-party lending between state-controlled banks and state-owned enterprises; loan-loss forbearance; de facto financial liberalisation (accompanying the growth of the shadow banking system); extreme asset-liability mismatches created by WMPs [wealth management products] and interbank lending; elevated bank leverage hidden by off-balance sheet exposures; contagion risk posed by undercapitalised credit guarantee networks; and a financial system plaguedby Ponzi finance practices and contaminated with corruption and fraud."

bark e bark hedges out of a caution born of his  mystical 
suspicion
 ".. Chinese system is different from others and has many powers. "

" So, they may be able to overcome all this."

"  But the situation seems much more  dangerous  than previously,
 with this being beyond the control of the Chinese government authorities."

yuan debt piles  "beyond  the control "
                    of  the possessor of a limitless yuan mine ?