China Economy Forum

[Raphael]

They won't be disappointed. At the very least, China will never seize their assets or impose 'sanctions'.

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

Weren't those Vietcongs celebrating that China would suffer from foreign investment earlier and how we made a fool out of them that China is not desperate for foreign investments. Now our Russian brother is putting his money into China

Yep, domestic investment accounts for around half of our $9.3 trillion GDP. The vast majority of our investment is domestic. FDI is minuscule in comparison.

And FDI into China hit record highs last year as well.

China 2013 foreign investment inflows hit record high - Reuters

This is real business confidence. Who would put their OWN precious money into something they didn't have confidence in?

The global investors are putting their money where their confidence lies, and they are still choosing China.

 

[terranMarine]

Yep, domestic investment accounts for around half of our $9.3 trillion GDP. The vast majority of our investment is domestic.

And FDI into China hit record highs last year as well.

China 2013 foreign investment inflows hit record high - Reuters

This is real business confidence. Who would put their OWN precious money into something they didn't have confidence in?

The global investors are putting their money where their confidence lies, and they are still choosing China.

Yep China doesn't need FDI to survive, if Japan wants to invest more in the jungle that's not gonna hurt us, plenty still want to put their money in China just as this rich Russian comrade.

 

[cirr]

Today's China looks for smart money that brings with it smart technologies and advanced services。

 

[cirr]

Sh1t。China doesn't need FDI of the following nature。Vietnam can have it for all we care。

Hyundai Motor chief to sign MOU to build new China plant

SEOUL Tue Mar 25, 2014 7:29pm EDT

Hyundai Motor Group chairman Chung Mong-koo speaks during the company's new year ceremony in Seoul January 2, 2014.

Credit: Reuters/Kim Hong-Ji


SEOUL (Reuters) - Hyundai Motor (005380.KS) group chairman Chung Mong-koo plans to sign a preliminary deal on Thursday to build the automaker's fourth auto manufacturing plant in Chongqing, China, the company said.

A source also told Reuters on Wednesday that Hyundai's China joint venture may invest about 1 trillion Korean won ($926.48 million) in the planned factory, with production slated to start in early 2016.

The source, who has a direct knowledge of the matter, also said the plant would have an annual production capacity of 300,000 vehicles.

Hyundai Motor chief to sign MOU to build new China plant| Reuters

 

[NiceGuy]

Sh1t。China doesn't need FDI of the following nature。Vietnam can have it for all we care。

Hyundai Motor chief to sign MOU to build new China plant

SEOUL Tue Mar 25, 2014 7:29pm EDT

Hyundai Motor Group chairman Chung Mong-koo speaks during the company's new year ceremony in Seoul January 2, 2014.

Credit: Reuters/Kim Hong-Ji


SEOUL (Reuters) - Hyundai Motor (005380.KS) group chairman Chung Mong-koo plans to sign a preliminary deal on Thursday to build the automaker's fourth auto manufacturing plant in Chongqing, China, the company said.

A source also told Reuters on Wednesday that Hyundai's China joint venture may invest about 1 trillion Korean won ($926.48 million) in the planned factory, with production slated to start in early 2016.

The source, who has a direct knowledge of the matter, also said the plant would have an annual production capacity of 300,000 vehicles.

Hyundai Motor chief to sign MOU to build new China plant| Reuters

US soon will slap sanction on Huyndai

Weren't those Vietcongs celebrating that China would suffer from foreign investment earlier and how we made a fool out of them that China is not desperate for foreign investments. Now our Russian brother is putting his money into China


Very true, lots of potentials these Chinese companies have and no worries at all. He rather put his cash into China and not these Vietcongs, a smart move indeed

Mr. Usmanov's investment doesnt create any jobs for China, he only makes rich Chinese to get richer.

 

[xunzi]

With our $4 trillion dollar reserve, who wouldn't put money in our economy?

 

[Viet]

Weren't those Vietcongs celebrating that China would suffer from foreign investment earlier and how we made a fool out of them that China is not desperate for foreign investments. Now our Russian brother is putting his money into China

Very true, lots of potentials these Chinese companies have and no worries at all. He rather put his cash into China and not these Vietcongs, a smart move indeed

you haven´t realized that China will be put on the hated list soon.

Putin will begin to hate China, because of outflow of money out of Russia.

America and Europe will hate China, because you are a destination for black money.

Welcome to reality. by the way Russia is not your brother.

With our $4 trillion dollar reserve, who wouldn't put money in our economy?

how much is your obligation? how much is your public debt, you short and medium debts of the state and private enterprises?

 

[Viet]

LOL, I'm waiting to see if sanction will be levied at Russian energy companies that supply gas to the EU.

already happened. Western Europe is doing the first step towards energy sanctions.

 

[Genesis]

you haven´t realized that China will be put on the hated list soon.

Putin will begin to hate China, because of outflow of money out of Russia.

America and Europe will hate China, because you are a destination for black money.

Welcome to reality. by the way Russia is not your brother.


how much is your obligation? you short and medium debts of the state and private enterprises?

America is hated, Russia is hated and so is China. We all want that number one seat, but there's only one so we will all hate each other. Who ever's on top, US at the moment, will be ganged up, but as soon as it switches, the alliance will shift depending on the situation.

Russia is not our brother, but we are strategic allies right now, we both need to kick US out of our back yard and a Chinese ally is more in line with Russian interests than a China helping the US focusing on Europe. A declining Russia is not in the spirit of China as as soon as US is done with the Russians the attention would be back on China.


State and private enterprises are fine, not all of them, but then again bankruptcies happens everywhere. China is in transition from high growth to healthy growth, from high export to high consumption, from high manufacturing to high service. We may face a period of about 3-5 years of moderate growth, but then we will once again sprint for the goal.


This will eventually happen to Vietnam too, the transition I mean, but not for a long time, at least a decade and a half if not more.

 

[Beidou2020]

already happened. Western Europe is doing the first step towards energy sanctions.

Great news for China. We get access to lower priced gas from Russia and partially solves the Malacca dilemma.

Europe will get expensive non-Russian gas which will further crush their already bankrupt economies

 

[terranMarine]

already happened. Western Europe is doing the first step towards energy sanctions.

Are you happy to see the EU is sanctioning your Russian friend? The Russians will just increase more trade and cooperation with China. LOL, i don't see any news Russian increasing trade with your jungle oh and India backing Russia even got thanks from Putin. So much for Vietnam's support hahaha

 

[Viet]

We will soon be a net capital exporter.

Our ODI is approaching our FDI levels.
Vietnam is already begging us for investment and access to our massive markets.
Thousands of Viets jump the border to fill the low cost labour as most Chinese don't want to do that anymore.

Vietnam will always be our punching bag

there is a problem of China ODI:

you don´t pour most of the money into ASEAN, but elsewhere. That differs you from Japan.
People in ASEAN love Japan because Japanese come with money and expertise, while there is little coming from wannabe economics superpower China

 

[Beidou2020]

there is a problem of China ODI:

you don´t pour most of the money into ASEAN, but elsewhere. That differs you from Japan.
People in ASEAN love Japan because Japanese come with money and expertise, while there is little coming from wannabe economics superpower China

Japanese companies are bankrupt. They offer us nothing no more.

We are now direct competitors with Japanese companies so we don't need their FDI like we did 20 years ago.

Our companies are opening manufacturing plants all across the world in every continent. That creates jobs, tax revenue and transfer of technology and expertise.

Do you even understand the meaning of FDI?

 

[Viet]

I sense jealousy in this Vietcong, why not go beg your Russian friend investing money in your jungle? That's what you need to do, we don't have to do a thing and FDI keeps on coming.

I am a realist, just want to show you what can happen to China. There is sign that the Cold war returns. China can become a target. You have enough problems at home, you don´t need more enemies.

Rich Chinese hide their money in Singapore, why should rich Russian put their money in China. That is not logical.

by the way, Vietnam received $22.5bn FDI last year 2013. Not too bad, I believe.