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Monetary History of China. The monetary history of China extends back in time at least 3,000 years. At first, money was sea shells, namely the cowry shell during the Shang Dynasty. Barter was always a dominant means of exchange in China that remained largely an agrarian society. Merchants and moneylenders were not well regarded even by government.
2019年6月8日 · ANSWER: That will come only after 2032. Keep in mind, the West will be tested and the failed system of continually borrowing is why the confidence in the West will break. After that, it will become the lesser of two evils. The financial capital of the world always migrates. The British never saw how America could take their crown.
Democrats Destroying the United States – Here Comes the Recession. March 30, 2024. The stats are in, revealing that Biden has flooded the nation with over 6.4 million illegal immigrants who have entered the U.S., bringing the total to now 13.7... China Immigratin Immigration Politics Sovereign Debt Crisis.
2022年7月22日 · China is liquidating US debt gradually and rightly so. Beware of 2023 ahead. The people writing the scripts for Biden are ONLY concerned with climate change and have ZERO experience in geopolitics.
2014年1月21日 · Asset allocation for China is something we are currently gathering data on to provide that service from the yuan perspective. When the West falls, China will decline much less. It lacks the “safety net” of Marxism that plagues the West. China and Russia effectively defaulted on that system and have risen as the new stars of the future.
On April 3, 2014, Bloomberg News reported that the People’s Bank of China will “closely monitor” new global and domestic economic and financial development, as well as changes in international capital flows according to a statement on monetary policy committee meeting posted on PBOCwebsite.
2023年12月6日 · Moody’s Downgrades Chinese Debt. Posted Dec 6, 2023 by Martin Armstrong |. Spread the love. Moody’s has downgraded the outlook on China’s credit rating from “stable” to “negative” due to concerns about the country’s post-pandemic recovery, weak consumer and business confidence, a persistent housing crisis, and a global economic slowdown.
