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  4. The Great Leap out of the People's R. of China is due to the rising of fa s c o- s ö c i ä list n ät iön ä l i s m and c ö m m ün i s m in the PRC. Foreign investors are losing faith in the PRC's market, which is prompting institutional investors to re-evaluate their exposure to the PRC and explore alternative investment options. This Great Leap of money and for eig n ers o ut of the PRC 🇨🇳☭ is likewise because the PRC will likely cö n f i scate the property of for eig n companies who up set it.
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  7. The Great Leap out of the People's R. of China is due to the rising of fa s c o-s ö ciälist nät iön ä lism and cöm m ün ism in the PRC. Foreign investors are losing faith in the PRC's market, which is prompting institutional investors to re-evaluate their exposure to the PRC and explore alternative investment options. This Great Leap of money and for eigners o ut of the PRC 🇨🇳☭🇨🇳☭🇨🇳☭🇨🇳 is likewise because the PRC will likely cö nf i scate the property of foreign companies who up set it.
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  8. The Great Leap out of the People's R. of China is due to the rising of fa s c o- s ö c i ä list n ät iön ä l i s m and c ö m m ün i s m in the PRC. Foreign investors are losing faith in the PRC's market, which is prompting institutional investors to re-evaluate their exposure to the PRC and explore alternative investment options. This Great Leap of money and for eig n ers o ut of the PRC 🇨🇳☭🇨🇳☭🇨🇳☭🇨🇳 is likewise because the PRC will likely cö nf i scate the property of for eig n companies who up set it.
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  10. Summary: 00:39 China's Economic Decline: Foreigners and Big Companies Flee as Xi's Power Control Backfires The arrest of employees from consulting firms in China has put them under scrutiny. 📉 Wall Street's perception of China has shifted as they realize the dangers of Xi Jinping's focus on personal power control at the expense of economic development. 01:25 Wall Street is finding it difficult to profit in the deteriorating business environment in China. Ray Dalio, a renowned American investor, has shifted his stance on China and began divesting from Chinese stocks. 02:06 China is facing real estate debt issues, the weakening impact of 👑-v policies, strict tech regulations, the sino-US conflict, and population problems. 03:28 Global investors are showing waning enthusiasm for the Chinese market. 04:11 📉 The number of international representatives at the Davos Forum in Tianjin decreased, and the promotional approach raised eyebrows; Goldman Sachs suspended fundraising in the US and shifted focus to the Middle East and Southeast Asia; Western investment banks pulled out of China's AI industry due to potential US sanctions; Returns of investment in Asian markets excluding China outperformed those within China; Asian market outside China may be experiencing an economic boom. 04:28 The Davos Forum in Tianjin had a smaller-scale meeting with a decrease in international representatives. 04:28 Goldman Sachs suspended fundraising in the US and sought investors in the Middle East and Southeast Asia. 05:26 Western investment banks withdrew from China's AI industry due to potential US sanctions. 06:19 Returns of investment in Asian markets excluding China were higher than those within China. 06:57 Asian markets outside China show potential for an economic boom. 08:36 📉 Overseas stock insurance from Chinese companies has diminished, with pricing disagreements and stricter regulations on overseas listing stymieing many deals. 08:50 Overseas stock insurance from Chinese companies fell to 90 billion in 2022 with only six Mainland firms managing to go public. 08:50 Pricing disagreements between high-bidding investors and low-selling Chinese companies have stymied many listing deals. 09:11 China's leadership is implementing stricter regulations on the overseas listing of Chinese companies. 09:17 Some Chinese concept stocks are considering delisting from New York, potentially marking the end of Wall Street's Golden Era of assisting Chinese firms to list in the U.S. 09:32 Foreign banks' participation in China's IPO market has dwindled to its lowest since 2009. 09:47 📉 Wall Street banks are scaling back operations in China due to concerns about investor rights, while the Chinese government seeks ongoing investments from American industry leaders. 13:25 Wall Street is concerned about protecting investor rights in China's opaque data environment. 13:25 Chinese President Xi Jinping anticipates ongoing investments in China by American industry leaders. 13:55 Foreign magnates visiting China may not have genuine investment intentions. 14:27 Wall Street and industry leaders are wary of openly supporting the Chinese Communist Party due to negative public opinion. 15:05 China's economic growth is slowing down and investment risk is increasing. 15:39
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