
Billionaire investor Ray Dalio has warned that China must address its debt issues and adjust monetary policy to avoid a potential 'lost decade.' Dalio highlighted five major challenges facing China that could lead to significant economic turmoil. Concerns have been raised about China's fiscal deficit and the effectiveness of quantitative easing in the current economic climate. The country's debt burden is seen as a critical issue that requires careful management to prevent a prolonged period of economic stagnation.





Dalio on Xi’s ‘100-Year-Storm’ Prediction, What ‘Lost Decade’ Means for China https://t.co/RTejREwFo8 China never deleverages, and the CCP doesn't use monetary policy as a major tool, as their banks don't care much about interest rates.
China under Communism https://t.co/aQHaBOvG3f https://t.co/50t7M4qdiy
That's a false dichotomy. China's debt burden is reaching capacity limits and so it has no choice but to rein it in, in which case a slow reduction in debt will lead to a "lost decade", whereas a fast reduction in debt (very unlikely) will lead to a brutal contraction. https://t.co/DsJ77jAWlm