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Richard Koo: China’s “Balance Sheet Recession” Has Already Started | (Jack’s Final Episode) – Forward Guidance

Richard Koo: China’s “Balance Sheet Recession” Has Already Started | (Jack’s Final Episode)

Date: 9/13/2024Podcast: Forward GuidanceForward Guidance↗

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Bullish and bearish opinions expressed in this episode, paired with supporting transcript quotes. The quote confirms what was said—not whether the opinion is correct.

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CHINA— China's economy is showing signs of a balance sheet recession, similar to Japan's experience 30 years ago. Despite low interest rates, there's low borrowing and debt repayment, indicating potential economic troubles.
USD— The US dollar is potentially overvalued, causing economic issues and discontent among some Americans. This overvaluation, rather than free trade, is seen as the root cause of economic problems.

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