I NEED YOUR HELP! - Please Support Us, Become A Patreon & Get Extra Content http://www.Patreon.com/EliteNWOAgenda SUBSCRIBE to ELITE NWO AGENDA for Latest Updates - http://www.youtube.com/user/elitenwoagenda?sub_confirmation=1 2016 CHINA STOCK MARKET COLLAPSE - Chinese State Banks Pouring Cash Into Market To Halt Collapse ONE of the many oddities of the topsy-turvy world of Chinese finance is that red is green and green is red. In most countries “going into the red” means losing money; stocks that are falling are often depicted in red on ticker boards. In China, however, red is auspicious and so is the colour for stocks that make gains; green is for the losers. Before trading started on January 4th, the first trading day of 2016, Chinese financial media were full of cheery predictions that the nation’s markets would “open the door to red”—that is, get off to a flying start. But when the door opened, it was a flood of green. The CSI 300, an index of the country’s biggest stocks, fell by 7%, the worst-ever start to a year for Chinese markets. Small-cap stocks fared even worse, many falling by the daily maximum of 10%. Monday was the first day of operation for new “circuit breakers”—automatic 15-minute pauses in trading whenever the CSI 300 swings up or down by 5%. These are intended to restore calm when the markets are in a frenzy. No such luck: less than ten minutes after trading resumed following the first such pause, the index fell by another two percentage points. That triggered another circuit breaker, prompting a suspension in trading for the remainder of the day. Wall Street has continued the rout on global share markets, with the Dow Jones, S&P; 500 closing down more than 1.5% and Nasdaq down 2%. Chinese authorities Tuesday flooded the banking system with the largest cash injection since September, likely helping soothe equity markets a day after a stock rout that rocked global financial markets. Earlier on Monday, trading on China's Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges was halted for the first time under new "circuit breaker" rules, which are designed to curb market volatility. Nevertheless, it is surely not the kind of start to 2016 that Chinese authorities were hoping to see from their financial markets. They have consistently claimed that their stockmarket rescue was only meant to be temporary. Yet if the sell-off continues, it would not be surprising to see them wade in once again. As for the yuan, the central bank has signalled that it is willing to see depreciation, at least against the dollar. "stock market" china chinese bonds banking savings "savings account" "bank account" 2016 NYSE collapse currency forex trading "forex trading" markets u.s. usa america "united states" retire retirement future money cash wealth wealthy bubble "bear market" news trends trending finance gold silver "gold bullion" "gold storage" "silver coin" "cash for gold" economy jobs employment "jim rogers" "gerald celente" europe global debt ecommerce loan insurance "credit card" USD "elite nwo agenda" warning prepare survival alex jones rant infowars gerald celente trends in the news global reset lindsey williams dollar collapse louis farrakhan oil price bitcoin litecoin get rich max keiser marc faber jsnip4 demcad rawdogletard coast to coast am bilderberg global fiat currency insurance You can stop waiting for a global financial crisis to happen. The truth is that one is happening right now. All over the world, stock markets are already crashing. Most of these stock market crashes are occurring in nations that are known as “emerging markets”. In recent years, developing countries in Asia, South America and Africa loaded up on lots of cheap loans that were denominated in U.S. dollars. But now that the U.S. dollar has been surging, those borrowers are finding that it takes much more of their own local currencies to service those loans. At the same time, prices are crashing for many of the commodities that those countries export. The exact same kind of double whammy caused the Latin American debt crisis of the 1980s and the Asian financial crisis of the 1990s. Leaving aside this technical change, the SDR has been dominated by the “Big Four” (US, UK, Japan, and Europe) since the IMF abandoned the gold SDR in 1973. This is why inclusion of the Chinese yuan is so momentous. You can think of this as a four-person poker game where a fifth player just sat down at the table with a large pile of chips. The poker game will now take on a new dynamic.

• published: 06 Jan 2016
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