http://www.forexconspiracyreport.com/chinese-communist-party-congress-and-the-yuan/ Chinese Communist Party Congress and the Yuan Every 5 years the Chinese Communist Party holds a congress at which they elect and appoint leaders and confirm or modify economic, social and monetary policy. The next Chinese Communist Party Congress is in October and currency traders are waiting to see how any policy and leadership changes will affect the Yuan. Bloomberg writes about China’s leadership shuffle and what it will mean. “There are two big concerns among overseas investors who are interested in China — the yuan and the uncertainties around the party congress,” said Han Tongli, chief investment officer at DeepBlue Global Investment Ltd. in Hong Kong, which oversees $200 million. “Once the dust has settled and the uncertainties have gone post-congress, investors will re-evaluate market pricing.” China’s policy makers have stressed the need for stability and order in financial markets in the lead-up to what will be the 19th congress, even as they persist with a campaign against leverage endorsed by the country’s top leaders. Investors have taken comfort in the strengthened yuan and buoyant stocks, betting officials will act swiftly to quash any signs of speculation or upheaval that could distract from the party’s message of prosperity and control. Although the Chinese government tries to keep things calm leading up to these events there is often a lot of action on the backside as the government implements policy changes. Markets are typically volatile as new policies take shape and new managers assert control. The key issues facing China in the coming years are growth and debt. Growth, Debt and Uncertainty As the Chinese government pours stimulus money into the economy this has been a great summer for Chinese stocks but as CNBC notes troubles loom.

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Chinese Communist Party
Congress and the Yuan

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Every 5 years the Chinese Communist
Party holds a congress at which they
elect and appoint leaders and confirm
or modify economic, social and
monetary policy.

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The next Chinese Communist Party
Congress is in October and currency
traders are waiting to see how any
policy and leadership changes will
affect the Yuan.

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Bloomberg writes about China’s
leadership shuffle and what it will
mean.

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“There are two big concerns among
overseas investors who are interested
in China

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the yuan and the uncertainties
around the party congress,” said Han
Tongli, chief investment officer at
DeepBlue Global Investment Ltd. in
Hong Kong, which oversees $200
million.

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“Once the dust has settled and the
uncertainties have gone post-
congress, investors will re-evaluate
market pricing.”

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China’s policy makers have stressed
the need for stability and order in
financial markets in the lead-up to
what will be the 19th congress

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even as they persist with a campaign
against leverage endorsed by the
country’s top leaders.

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Investors have taken comfort in the
strengthened yuan and buoyant
stocks

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betting officials will act swiftly to
quash any signs of speculation or
upheaval that could distract from the
party’s message of prosperity and
control.

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Although the Chinese government
tries to keep things calm leading up to
these events there is often a lot of
action on the backside as the
government implements policy
changes.

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Markets are typically volatile as new
policies take shape and new managers
assert control.

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The key issues facing China in the
coming years are growth and debt.

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Growth, Debt and
Uncertainty

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As the Chinese government pours
stimulus money into the economy this
has been a great summer for Chinese
stocks but as CNBC notes troubles
loom.

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Experts have attributed the boost in
Chinese markets to better-than-
expected growth in the world’s
second-largest economy.

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Stronger growth has been largely due
to Beijing’s meddling in the markets
and economy

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to prevent embarrassing swings
ahead of a major leadership
transition in the fall, experts say –
but that playbook can’t be sustained.

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“While state buying can support
equities in the short term, over the
medium term, the government’s
interventionist mindset won’t help the
market,”

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said Chang Liu, China economist with
Capital Economics.

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“With valuations no longer cheap, we
believe the upside for A-shares is
limited,” he added, using a term to
describe stocks traded in the
mainland.

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Analysts believe that the government
is supporting banks and other
industries

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to maintain calm running up to the
congress but next year and thereafter
China will need to deal with its debt
burden and probably accept a lower
rate of growth.

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Hidden Debt

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What killed the Japanese economic
miracle a generation ago was hidden
debt.

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That same problem may cause
problems for China.

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The South China Morning Post writes
that local officials in China
are reluctant to reveal the extent
of borrowing which makes it hard to
deal with debt issues.

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About 201 of China’s 295 cities
released outstanding debt figures,
including special bonds and general
liabilities

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but only 37 cities published
breakdowns, according to research
released by the Public Policy and
Management School at Tsinghua
University on Tuesday.

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The average transparency rating in
the appraisal, which checked local
disclosure of a series of indicators,
was only 20 out of 100.

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Some governments earned no credit
in this aspect, according to the
research.

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“Local governments might be very
sensitive to disclosure of any
inappropriate debt raising given
central authorities’ threat… of
holding officials accountable,”

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Yu Qiao, who leads the annual study,
was quoted by China Economic
Weekly as saying.

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The hidden time bomb of debt and the
Yuan will likely be an issue for folks at
the Chinese Communist Party
Congress