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• Components
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Factsheet
• Biggest customers of China’ s steel, United
States and Europe, are struggling in respect of
infrastructural development and hence its
exports are down more than 20 percent
• China is still throwing up good economic growth
• Now the United States and the rest of the world
is retrenching, corporations are slashing their
spending and consumption level have also gone
down
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Bubble Burst
Industry friendly
Government policies
Growth in
Employment
Currency Need to lower
depreciation product price
Bubble burst
Decrease in
Selling off
High Non-Performing Loans wage
foreign
investment
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Industrial Policies
• Sluggish wage growth, perhaps caused in part by
restrictions on the ability of workers to organize, which
directly subsidizes employers at the cost of households
• Unravelling social safety nets and weak environmental
restrictions, which effectively allow corporations to pass
on the social cost to workers and households
• Other direct manufacturing subsidies, including
controlled land and energy prices, which are also
indirectly paid for by households
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High Industry Growth and
import of raw materials
• China’s GDP grew at 11-12% over the 2002-2007
• China's economy grew 7.1 percent in the first half of
2009
• High Imports
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Overcapacity of production
1. Steel
– China´s crude steel production for September 2009
was 50.7 mmt, 28.7% higher than September 2008
2. Cement
3. Plate glass
4. Coal-chemical industry
5. Polycrystalline silicon
6. Windpower equipment
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Source: Department of Industry of the NDRC
Actions planned
• China is working on plans to curb excess capacity as the
nation faces “severe oversupply”
• The government may have detailed plans on how to
close obsolete mills, advance mergers and reduce the
number of iron ore importers by the end of the year
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Increase in exports and
lowering of product price
• Exports
– Overcapacity leading to huge stockpiling
– Limited domestic demand
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Loan and Foreign currency
position
• China’s new yuan-denominated loans in September rose
to 516.7 billion yuan (75.68 billion U.S. dollars) from
August’s 410.4 billion yuan
• New yuan-denominated loans in the first nine months
stood at 8.67 trillion yuan, 5.19 trillion yuan more than
the same period last year
• China’s foreign exchange reserve hit a new high of
2.2726 trillion U.S. dollars at the end of September
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Liquidity Position
• The broad measure of money supply, M2, which covers
cash in circulation and all deposits, was up 29.31
percent from a year earlier to 58.54 trillion yuan at the
end of September
• The narrow measure of money supply, M1 (cash in
circulation plus current corporate deposits), was up
29.51 percent to 20.17 trillion yuan
• This was a consequence of the massive stimulus plan
put into motion by the Chinese government. They
pumped unprecedented amounts of liquidity into their
economy to offset the world-wide economic slowdown.
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Liquidity Position
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Thank You
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