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China may have to nationalize the company. No one else has pockets that deep. This appears to be much bigger than GM, which the US government deemed it had to nationalize at the time of the GFC. Nationalizing means taking the entity on the government books. In the end the US government came out ahead on paper with GM, not that it mattered for a currency sovereign. However, China is not fully sovereign in its currency since it pegs to the USD. (Technically, China doesn't peg to the USD at a fixed rate but allows its currency to float within a range. So it is an overtly managed currency).Zero Hedge“The Housing Market Is Almost Frozen" - An Even Bigger Problem Emerges For China“The Housing Market Is Almost Frozen" - An Even Bigger Problem Emerges For ChinaTyler Durden
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China may have to nationalize the company. No one else has pockets that deep. This appears to be much bigger than GM, which the US government deemed it had to nationalize at the time of the GFC. China may have to nationalize the company. No one else has pockets that deep. This appears to be much bigger than GM, which the US government deemed it had to nationalize at the time of the GFC. Nationalizing means taking the entity on the government books. In the end the US government came out ahead on paper with GM, not that it mattered for a currency sovereign. However, China is not fully sovereign in its currency since it pegs to the USD. (Technically, China doesn't peg to the USD at a fixed rate but allows its currency to float within a range. So it is an overtly managed currency).Zero Hedge“The Housing Market Is Almost Frozen" - An Even Bigger Problem Emerges For China“The Housing Market Is Almost Frozen" - An Even Bigger Problem Emerges For ChinaTyler Durden
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Nationalizing means taking the entity on the government books. In the end the US government came out ahead on paper with GM, not that it mattered for a currency sovereign. However, China is not fully sovereign in its currency since it pegs to the USD. (Technically, China doesn't peg to the USD at a fixed rate but allows its currency to float within a range. So it is an overtly managed currency).
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