중국은 아까 오후에 포스트 한 밑의 내용처럼 자칫 끝장 날수 있다는 팩트:) 

이제 마지막 순간에 거의 다다른 것 팩트:) 


바로 밑은 11분전 트럼프대통령의 트윗터 매시지: 


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The United States has been losing, for many years, 600 to 800 Billion Dollars a year on Trade. With China we lose 500 Billion Dollars. Sorry, we’re not going to be doing that anymore! ( 미국은 매년 (전세계)와의 무역에서 6,000억-8,000억달러의 무역손실을 보고 있다. (특히) 중국과는 매년 5000억달러의 무역손실을 보는 중이다. 미안하지만, 더 이상 (미국)이 그런 손실을 보는 일은 없도록 하겠다.)


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오늘 중국증시는 무려 6%이상 폭락을 했다는 팩트,  심지어 소위  National  Rescue Team (증시폭락시 비상대책반)을 가동했슴에도 하락은 점점 더 커져서  오늘 하루만에 무려 6% 대폭락을 했다는 팩트:)  더 심각한 Required Reserved Ratio (RRR)을 했슴에도 즉 시중에 은행들의 지급준비율을 또 낮추면서 ( 올해만 벌써 2번 2018년부터 현재까지 무려 6번쨰) 자금공급을 했지만 역부족이란 점이 시진핑공산당을 엄청나게 당황을 하게 만든 상황이란 팩트:) 

그리고 계속하는 말처럼 북한의 미사일도발은 중국공산당의 'Direction' 에 따른 팩트란 것:) 즉 미국은 완전한 북핵은 중국공산당에 달린 거라는 걸 이미 오래전부터 잘알고 있다는 팩트:) 중국역시 북핵볼모로 잡고 있는 한국에 미국이 한국박근혜정부와 함께 사드배치를 한 것에 대한 보복으로 박근혜를 한국좌빨들에게 자금과 SNS지원을 해주면서 조작탄핵한건 팩트:)  


시간이 없어서 길게 쓰기는 힘들지만, 일베에서부터 내 포스트를 주우우욱 본 게이들은 잘알겠지만, 중국경제의 성장과 붕괴, 즉 양자(quantum entanglment) 중첩적인 상황은 전부 미국에 의해 과격하게 말하면 Plan & Act = Design이 되어온 상황이란 팩트:) 미국월가에만 슈퍼컴퓨터가 무려 10대이상이며, 미정부는 이미 4-5년전부터 양자컴퓨터를 상용화한건 공개된 비밀이란 팩트:) 미국이 대단한 이유는 한가지, 미래를 만들어가기 때문이란 팩트:) 


결국 오전에 쓴 포스트처럼 문재인 김정은 시진핑 모두 이제 가시적인 끝을 향해서 무서운 질주가 시작되었다는 팩트:) 


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Stocks Tumble With Yuan on Renewed Trade War Worry: Markets Wrap

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Equities tumbled and the yuan plunged after President Donald Trump’s threat to increase tariffs on Chinese imports called into question whether a would-be-final-round of trade talks will take place this week.

Treasury futures climbed and oil sank following Trump’s plan to hike tariffs on Friday and news that China is considering delaying the upcoming talks. 


Chinese stocks were hit especially hard, with benchmark indexes tumbling about 6 percent. The government even called on its “National Team” of state investors to prepare to stabilize the market if needed on Monday, according to people familiar with the matter. The yen rose and the Aussie slid. Futures on the S&P 500 Index sank as much as 2.2 percent, signaling a nasty start to the week on Wall Street. European futures also retreated.



Trump ramped up pressure on China to make concessions by threatening to more than double tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods, and impose a fresh round of duties on top of that. Chinese Vice-Premier Liu He was scheduled to arrive in Washington Wednesday with a delegation of about 100, but now China is considering delaying that trip, according to people familiar with the matter. The South China Morning Post said a cancellation is also possible.


Adding to the mix, North Korea carried out a weapons test, that potentially included its first ballistic missile launch since 2017, challenging Trump’s bottom line in nuclear talks. Meantime, West Texas Intermediate crude declined as much as 3 percent. Saudi Arabia cut June pricing for all crude grades to the U.S. in a move that appeared to be aimed at easing concern over supplies.

Here are some notable events coming up:

  • Chinese Vice Premier Liu He is scheduled to return to Washington for trade talks on Wednesday, though the schedule may now be in flux.
  • The Reserve Bank of Australia meets to set interest rates Tuesday, while New Zealand central bank does the same the following day.
  • China releases trade data Wednesday, and the U.S. does so on Thursday.South Africa holds national elections Wednesday.
  • European Union leaders gather Thursday to discuss policy priorities for the coming five years.
  • China reports on inflation Thursday. The U.S. releases the April CPI report Friday.
  • South Korea’s markets are closed Monday for a holiday.

These are the main moves in markets:

Stocks

  • Futures on the S&P 500 Index slid 1.6 percent as of 1:44 p.m. in Hong Kong.
  • China’s CSI 300 Index tumbled 5.9 percent, heading for the biggest daily drop since February 2016
  • Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index declined 3 percent.
  • Australia’s S&P/ASX 200 Index dropped 0.9 percent.
  • Euro Stoxx 50 futures fell 1.4 percent.
  • Contracts on the Nikkei 225 Stock Average fell 1.8 percent in Chicago.

Currencies

  • The yen rose 0.3 percent to 110.80 per dollar.
  • The offshore yuan traded at 6.7960 per dollar, down 0.9 percent.
  • The Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index rose 0.3 percent.
  • The euro slipped 0.1 percent to $1.1188.
  • Britain’s pound fell 0.4 percent to $1.3122
  • The Aussie fell 0.5 percent to 69.86 U.S. cents.

Bonds

  • Futures on 10-year Treasuries soared 16/32 to 123-27. Yields were at 2.53 percent at last week’s close in the cash market.Australian 10-year government bond yields dropped about 5 basis points, to 1.74 percent.

Commodities

West Texas Intermediate crude fell 2.3 percent to $60.51 a barrel.Gold added 0.3 percent to $1,282.47 an ounce.