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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding

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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (5195)4/8/2020 5:34:51 AM
From: elmatador   of 13800
 
China continues to cut back Latin America loans. Covid 19 accelerate end of the Chinese Era, Elroy.
Chinese policy bank loans to Latin America dip to 10-year lows as oil-backed deals wane and new lenders and partnerships emerge.


Despite the higher total, Chinese foreign direct investment in Latin America was concentrated in fewer transactions last year, just 19 compared to 56 in 2018, and there was a higher share of mergers and acquisitions than new projects compared to previous years.

expect cut backs in the White Elephant OBOR as China braces for lower exports...
You know one of my main themes:
The End of the Chinese Era
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China friends booted out: Like Lula/Dilma in Brazil, Morales Bolivia and Venezuela teaching Chinese not dole out money to leftists.

Ousted Bolivian president Evo Morales said on signing the deal: “Why China? There’s a guaranteed market in China for battery production,” Reuters reported. However, political uncertainty following Morales’ ouster has cast doubt on such contracts

One drawback of new Chinese investments’ capital intensiveness is that they generate fewer jobs locally, which has been both a cause for celebration and source of tension as positions tend to be low-skilled.

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