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Soros Warns of 2008-Like Debt Growth in China. How Risky are Its Banks?

Is China as at much risk as Soros suggests it is?

How Much Has Global Economic Power Really Shifted?

Why the shift in economic power from advanced to developing economies has not gone as far as most accounts would have you believe.

Is an Aussie Debt Crisis Around the Corner?

Australia’s macro numbers are looking more worrisome by the minute. Is this a trajectory to a debt crisis?

Marshall Auerback: Donald Trump Understands the Nexus Between Trade and Immigration

By linking immigration and trade, however crudely, Trump has exposed the broader paradox and inherent contradictions which lurk between the two.

Senators Try to Scuttle Syngenta/ChemChina Merger, in a Harbinger for U.S. Posture Toward Chinese Investment

This is a big week for the future of American industry. Chinese Premier Xi Jinping will meet one-on-one with President Obama on the sidelines of a summit in Washington. The Chinese will apparently use the meeting to make a new offer on a bilateral investment treaty that would pave the way for more foreign direct […]

Reducing Carbon Emissions Won’t Halt Economic Growth

The big obstacle to reducing carbon emissions isn’t economic costs, but inertia and the impact on powerfully placed special interests.

Wolf Richter: Desperate “Dumb Money” from China Now Chasing Unicorns

The influx of money from China is increasingly going into bubbly markets and sectors.

Ilargi: China – A 5-Year Plan And 50 Million Jobs Lost

Why China will be unable to escape the loss of millions of jobs.

China Continues to Focus on Growth, Not Reform

Growth remains a top priority in China, but how will the central government achieve it?

China’s Vulnerable External Balance Sheet

A look at the risks of China’s external debt.

The China Delusion

Why the path forward for China is fraught from both an economic and political standpoint.

Michael Hudson Discusses the New Global Financial Cold War

Michael Hudson discusses his paper, The IMF Changes Its Rules To Isolate China and Russia, and how jockeying among the big power players is becoming more visible and higher stakes.