The history of Wall Street and Anglo-American finance in China is one that is rarely discussed in western media or even academia, whereas knowing it would explain much about both China’s stunning economic rise over the past 70 years, as well as certainly seemingly rising tensions between China and the US today. It’s hard to tell if there is genuine tension and enmity because of credible rivalry status between the US and China, or if everything is proceeding according to wider, deeper, much longer-term planning based on desired, durable and thus political coordination. Large US, UK and EU investment banks are new entrants into China’s nascent bond sector, yet also retain longstanding presences pertaining to China’s financial and economic development. Such factors should be weighed alongside other historical details in evaluating China’s recent threats to ‘dump US Treasury bonds’, as well as to ultimately view any sense of symbiosis which the US and China are serving, and why. Are banks such as JP Morgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, Standard Chartered, BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank and others necessarily against a ‘bond run’ and wider trashing of US debt? Or not so much? Who benefits? More specifically, who profits?
In this episode of Money & Fear, we’ll review some monetary and political history involving Wall Street and Beijing in order to weigh the mentioned factors. Details not shared, let alone analyzed, by mainstream corporate business press supposedly reporting on US-China trade, tariffs and/or currency wars, even.
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Show Notes
JPMorgan's China News Is Great...for China- Bank shareholders may want to temper their excitement
JPMorgan Gains Entry to China's Bond Market, a First for U.S. Banks
JPMorgan gets China corporate bond underwriting license
J.P. MORGAN RECEIVED TYPE-A BOND SETTLEMENT AGENT LICENSE IN CHINA
China's bond market to surpass Japan as world's second largest in five years: UBS
China bond index inclusion to see $286 bln passive inflows -StanChart
Goldman Sachs, China's CIC to launch up to $5 billion fund: sources
China GDP Annual Growth Rate
Foreign Direct Investment in China by Edward Graham & Erika Wada (white paper)
JPMorgan Chase Allowed to Conduct Interbank Bond Settlement
China Moves Forward With Further Bond Market Opening
New China bond licences raise more questions
Why Is China Excluded From Global Bond Indices?
JP Morgan soothes fears of busted flush in China
JPMorgan says panda bond sales to grow, diversify
We haven't heard JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon go this dark on China in a long time
Could China's Banks Take Down the Global Economy?
JPMorgan fined for hiring kids of China's elite to win business
Rockefeller family's connection with China
The Oil Prince’s Legacy: Rockefeller Philanthropy in China
America & China, Part 1: Rockefeller Origins
America & China Part II: Interregnum
America & China Part III: The Great Deal
America and China Part IV: The Big Balance Sheet Boondoggle
Masters of Metal: China, the Rothschild Fix, and the “New World Currency”
Trump’s China Entourage: Heavy With Goldman Sachs, Rothschild, CFR Globalists
Books:
Towards Capitalist Restoration?: Chinese Socialism after Mao
Wealth and Power: China's Long March to the Twenty-first Century
Modern China: The Fall and Rise of a Great Power, 1850 to the Present
Memoirs: By David Rockefeller
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