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The Great (Yield) Fall Of China

Jan 2, 2025 3 min read paid

Today's Wall Street Journal reports: "Now, as Trump prepares for his second administration, American companies have largely gone silent about the importance of the U.S.-China relationship. That is because American businesses no longer see China as the land of opportunity. The promise of China’s market has faded as its once-booming economy hits trouble." We've been saying for a while that China

Ed Yardeni
Eric Wallerstein

Manufacturing Indicators May Be Rebounding in US and China

Dec 2, 2024 2 min read paid

After languishing for the past couple years, manufacturing gauges in both the US and China improved in November. Could this be the start of a rolling recovery for both countries' goods producers? We think so, though a tariff war would spoil the party quickly. A revival in US goods production would likely boost bond yields as growth expectations increase. The 10-year Treasury yield could breach 4.5% by year-end

Ed Yardeni
Eric Wallerstein

Recession With Chinese Characteristics

Jun 17, 2024 2 min read paid

China’s May economic indicators were broadly negative, as evidenced by the recent weakness in Chinese stock prices as well as the price of copper, which is very sensitive to economic developments in China (chart). The bursting of China's property bubble continues to weigh on the economy despite the government's lame measures to support property prices. Weak home sales and property investment data sent Chinese real

Ed Yardeni
Eric Wallerstein

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The Great (Yield) Fall Of China

Manufacturing Indicators May Be Rebounding in US and China

Recession With Chinese Characteristics