Terry Chan on China's Debt Balancing Act

Terry Chan on China's Debt Balancing Act

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The transcript discusses the analogy of good and bad cholesterol to explain the concept of good and bad debt, focusing on China's debt growth and economic outlook. It highlights the risks of deleveraging too quickly or slowly, and the global economic risks such as asset repricing and liquidity issues. The discussion also covers the outlook for 2018, predicting fewer downgrades and better economic prospects despite ongoing risks.

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What is the relationship between exercising and dietary choices according to the conversation?

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What is the significance of the debt buildup in China as discussed in the conversation?

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How does the text describe the current economic situation in China?

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What are the implications of stricter regulations on wealth management products for corporations?

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What are the two risks associated with China's deleveraging process mentioned in the text?

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What factors are expected to affect credit markets and Asian debt markets in 2018?

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What outlook is provided for downgrades and upgrades in the credit ratings for the upcoming year?

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