Fenby Says China's Xi Holds Most Power Since Mao

The video discusses China's economic transition from a producer-focused economy to addressing internal imbalances and global trade challenges. It highlights the political dynamics under Xi Jinping, emphasizing his consolidation of power and the need for reform. The discussion extends to China's global influence, particularly in filling the vacuum left by American policy in the Pacific, and the economic strategies like the One Belt One Road initiative. Finally, it explores investment opportunities in Asia, suggesting that China and emerging markets offer attractive valuations.

What are the key factors that have contributed to China's status as the greatest beneficiary of globalization?

What challenges does China face in balancing its economy amidst global trade slowdowns?

How does the internal political structure in China influence its economic reforms?

In what ways might Xi Jinping's leadership style impact future economic policies in China?

Discuss the implications of China's movement into the geopolitical vacuum in the Pacific.