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Yuan Devaluation Is Not ‘Hot Money’
Analyzing anything of and around China is difficult to begin with, so any misconceptions that form are understandable. That being said, there are certain methodologies to global finance that penetrate...
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Schooling On ‘Hot Money’
Terminology and semantics have an important place in communication because we want to convey concise and accurate meaning as efficiently as possible. That is why I disdain the term “petrodollar” when...
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PBOC’s Hong Kong Bypass?
I think there remains a lot of misunderstanding about global finance simply because very few people, including every economist I have seen, realize the systematic arrangement has drastically altered...
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China Uses or Loses More ‘Dollars’?
While some are shocked that China may have “used” a huge amount of “reserves” in November, that is only because so many myths and anachronisms continue to abound in the mainstream and beyond. Any...
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Why Different Hasn’t Been Different
Rumors persisted in China of new foreign currency restrictions from state authorities now trying to crack down on corporate activity. The story was picked up in many news outlets all over the world,...
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Non-Randomly Surveying RMB
China’s central bank, unlike other central banks, is constantly active almost never resting. Because it is always in motion, the PBOC can seem to be “adding” liquidity at the very same time it might be...
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Yuan Devaluation Is Not ‘Hot Money’
Analyzing anything of and around China is difficult to begin with, so any misconceptions that form are understandable. That being said, there are certain methodologies to global finance that penetrate...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Schooling On ‘Hot Money’
Terminology and semantics have an important place in communication because we want to convey concise and accurate meaning as efficiently as possible. That is why I disdain the term “petrodollar” when...
View ArticleClik here to view.
PBOC’s Hong Kong Bypass?
I think there remains a lot of misunderstanding about global finance simply because very few people, including every economist I have seen, realize the systematic arrangement has drastically altered...
View ArticleClik here to view.
China Uses or Loses More ‘Dollars’?
While some are shocked that China may have “used” a huge amount of “reserves” in November, that is only because so many myths and anachronisms continue to abound in the mainstream and beyond. Any...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Why Different Hasn’t Been Different
Rumors persisted in China of new foreign currency restrictions from state authorities now trying to crack down on corporate activity. The story was picked up in many news outlets all over the world,...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Non-Randomly Surveying RMB
China’s central bank, unlike other central banks, is constantly active almost never resting. Because it is always in motion, the PBOC can seem to be “adding” liquidity at the very same time it might be...
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China Has No Choice
China’s central bank was given more independence to conduct monetary policies in late 2003. It had been operating under Order No. 46 of the President of the People’s Republic of China issued in March...
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China’s Total Dollar Equation: CNY minus Trade Flows equals Some Sense of the...
In the earliest days of the eurodollar, its purpose was primarily as a global reserve medium to intermediate and finance trade. To surmount Triffin’s Paradox, this ledger system arose as demand for...
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