Is China Going Down?

It seems like troubles for the world's largest emerging market are piling on one after the other. On Friday, March 7, Chinese solar company Chaori Solar Energy Science & Technology defaulted on its bonds, prompting BoA analysts to call this China's 'Bear Stearns' Moment. According to Forbes:

Last week a failure by Shanghai Chaori Solar Energy to meet interest payments on its debt became China’s first onshore corporate bond default, prompting some alarmed and alarming talk about a wave of defaults across China. The phrase ‘Bear Stearns moment’ was used (by Bank of America Merrill Lynch among others), suggesting, presumably, that one default would cause investors to take flight from the entire Chinese corporate debt market and so cause a run on the whole sector, leading to a major crash.

Then, there was China's surprise drop in exports, causing the Shanghai Shenzen CSI 300 Index to fall 3.3 percent to the lowest level since the economic recession. According to Bloomberg:

Overseas shipments plunged 18.1 percent in February, compared with analysts’ median estimate for a 7.5 percent increase, as distortions from the Lunar New Year holiday made forecasting more difficult.

As the world's largest trading nation, the health and growth of the Chinese economy is vital to the rest of the world. What is the future of the Chinese economy, in 2014 and in the long-run? Thoughts monkeys?

 

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