/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53934117
The official population of China is wrong because they over counted by 100 million. You can't just look at the raw number when their age distribution looks like this. And these are their official numbers so you know it's bullshit. Note the lack of women under 35. Who the fuck is making babies?

>>30183960

China's a dead cat bouncing, anon.

>>22079583
If the world ends this year and we judge solely based on GDP growth or recession this year, sure. But trying to perform technical analysis on a singular aspect of a country's economic data is by definition never going to give you the full picture. Fundamentals are needed to understand the future, and the best fundamentals I can see are the following:

>American politicians now see "Made In the USA" as a security policy, not an economic one
>At least some American voters are now permanently enraged at China, creating a voting bloc along those lines in the near future
>Western Europe is now distancing itself from China due to belligerence during the pandemic's early days
>China's still running out of under-30s, see pic (source: https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/ch.html under "People and Society"

>>20880718
China's a big bubble, anon.