Blog/East Asia
The Rising Tensions: Kashmir – Hong Kong – Korea
The War Cycle is by far on schedule. We have tensions rising almost everywhere. In Asia, we have the Kashmir Crisis as hundreds of people took the streets in [...]
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The Hong Kong Dollar Peg – When Will it Break?
Hong Kong’s intervened to support the Hong Kong dollar for the first time since August 2018 after the exchange rate fell to the lower end of its trading band [...]
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Political Scandals in South Korea Spark Demand for Resignations
Political scandal have rocked South Korea with essentially the same influence peddling that the Clintons do. However, instead of praising their president as [...]
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Taiwan v China: Is it Time for Confrontation?
The tension between China and Taiwan has been going on for decades. Historically, the Republic of China was a state established in East Asia from 1912 to 1949 on [...]
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China’s Reserves & the Flight of Money
All we have been hearing are claims that if China sends the dollar flooding back to America, the dollar will become worthless and hundreds of businesses will go [...]
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China Corporate Defaults: Good, Bad, or just Ugly?
A fertilizer producer in north China defaulted on bond payments, which is a positive aspect as the state governments are not so eager to bail out failed companies. [...]
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India Joining Cashless Society – Pulling the Plug on Govt.
COMMENT: it is just chaos by politicians destroying the future. cashless society …how did u see this just amazing.I never thought it is coming to india as [...]
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China’s Deserts Expanding
According to statistics released by the State Forestry Administration, China has 2.6 million square km of desert that accounts for 27 percent of the country’s [...]
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Moody’s Lowers Credit Rating of China to Negative from Stable
Moody’s lowered its outlook on China’s credit rating stable to negative. We have been warning that our models on China indicate that the bottom in the [...]
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China to Impose Fee on Cancelled Orders
China is taking a unique approach to regulating markets. They are looking to impose a tax or fee per order to prevent traders from flooding exchanges with orders [...]
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