Reborn Capital Madman

Chapter 1275 Global commodity prices are bullish

Author: Jie Zuo

Chapter 1275 Global commodity prices are bullish

In fact, to be precise, when Gao Xian was analyzing the situation with his subordinates, he mentioned that the economic crisis that breaks out about once every ten years may not be possible just this time.

Clearly.

You must know that the end of the capitalist economic crisis in the early 1990s means that theoretical economic statistics have improved and the trend should be optimistic, but the actual specific situation inevitably contains misalignments and deviations.

After all, the economy is not like a car running on flat ground. It stops quickly when it brakes, and speeds up immediately when it accelerates. If I have to use an analogy, it is more like an airplane. Not only does it require an obvious process, but it also changes from recession to prosperity.

During the take-off phase, or during the landing process from overheating to control, the risk of a crash is higher.

This situation is a bit like the darkness before dawn. Many consortiums often survive the middle stage of the crisis, but are unable to cope with the transition stage, or even teeter on the verge of collapse.

There are actual historical cases here in Xiangjiang.

For example, the first world oil crisis broke out in 1973, and the next two years were followed by a global economic recession. The economic situation began to improve in 1976, but American capital in Hong Kong was too struggling, so in David

·With the mediation of Rockefeller, properties including the Hilton Hotel in Hong Kong Island Central were sold to Gao Xian to cash out the situation.

For another example, under the background of the global economic crisis in the early 1980s, many consortiums in Hong Kong, including shipping and real estate, were at their wits end. Objectively, they were left to some medium-sized consortiums to seize the opportunities between large consortiums.

Seize the opportunity to develop and grow, such as Liu Daxiong, Luo Churui, etc., and they are all in the limelight for a while; of course, there are also cases like Chen Songqing's thunderous Jianing Group fraud case, which has become a negative example.

This kind of crisis, where there is "opportunity" in the "crisis", is an opportunity to stage a drama of cross-class struggle. In Hong Kong, which has just passed the global economic crisis in the early 1990s, can it continue to give hope to a wider range of classes in need of hope for the future?

Judging from the current situation in Xiangjiang, I am afraid it is not optimistic.

The reason is not difficult to understand. In addition to software reasons such as the limitations of human thinking, in terms of hardware, Xiangjiang's own traditional space is ultimately limited, and it has basically been divided up by large and medium-sized consortiums. Only by developing relative

Only in the traditional emerging space can this situation be alleviated.

For example, Gao Xian has successively built the Hong Kong International Digital Center, the Hong Kong Digital Port, the Hong Kong Japanese Yen Offshore Center, the Hong Kong Global Financial Leaders Investment Summit, the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Organization, etc., as well as many new mechanisms within the framework of the Hong Kong International Financial Center.

All fall into this category.

The severity of the crisis has affected even the United States, which currently dominates the world, is no exception.

Take the Fortune 500, a list of major American companies ranked by sales. General Motors, Ford Motor, and IBM in the top five all have negative profits. The level of huge losses can be measured in billions.

The US dollar is the unit.

Even the Wall Street financial institutions behind these large companies can feel the chill.

It is true that the U.S. banking crisis during the economic crisis of the early 1990s affected regional banks. The Federal Reserve also believed that as long as the major international banks did not collapse, it would not affect the basic market. Therefore, the handling measures were flexible and had a positive effect on the relevant banks.

Acquisitions are relatively relaxed.

But this does not mean that the major international banks on Wall Street do not have problems. Chase Bank, which is close to Gao Xian, has been dragged down by the recession of the US real estate industry; Citibank is currently still known as Universal Bank in Hong Kong.

, regardless of the superficial gimmick of the largest credit card issuer and service provider, it is actually deeper in the quagmire.

Specifically, that unreliable man who has not yet served as President of the United States spent more than 400 million U.S. dollars to acquire the Plaza Hotel where the Plaza Agreement was signed a few years ago. This property was designated as a property by the City Landmarks Preservation Commission.

Landmark building with cultural relics

Property, you can decorate it whenever you want, or decorate it however you want, but you are so smart and unreliable, and you are caught up in the great recession of the industry. Not only you have not made any money, but you still have to go around.

He was active and sold out at a loss of more than 100 million US dollars.

He is a real estate tycoon who is unreliable. If he goes downhill, he will inevitably pass the bad luck to Citibank, which provides loans, and this is just one of the countless forces that drags Citibank into the quagmire.

Looking at the trajectories in the "old script", it is easier to understand the current predicament of these Wall Street international banks. Under the operation of the deep forces behind the scenes, Chase Bank, Citibank, etc. have successively accepted acquisitions and retained their positions by virtue of their higher reputation.

The brand has not only solved the bad debts, but also caught up with the capital operation trend of a new round of mergers and acquisitions under the general trend of globalization.

Today is different from the past. Wall Street international banks cannot always be aloof. So it is not difficult to imagine how enthusiastic the elites from various international financial institutions were mobilized at the Xiangjiang International Financial Leaders Investment Summit hosted by President Gao.

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The theme of this year's Hong Kong International Financial Leaders Investment Summit is to focus on emerging markets in Asia. In a series of speeches given by Gao Xian, the importance of emerging markets in Asia is, to put it bluntly, sufficient to cope with the current capitalist economic crisis.

The content here is complicated. From the perspective of listing Glencore on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, the global commodity market is bullish.

Over the past decade or so, the overall momentum of the global commodity market has been decadent. Take the most widely known commodity, oil, for example. The price drop in the 1980s even hurt the financial strength of the Soviet Union.

; OPEC, an alliance of oil-producing countries that wants to compete for the right to speak, actually lost all its bargaining chips after the first world oil crisis in 1973.

Everything that needs to be dealt with has been taken care of, and the oil market will naturally rise in line with the strong demand from emerging markets.

Let me mention one more thing. In terms of high-tech industries, the coming wave of the Internet will definitely drive huge demand for computers, network equipment, etc., far exceeding the personal computer era. Chips, circuit boards, etc., which are indispensable for copper,

Materials such as rare earths will inevitably be transferred to and stimulate the commodity market.

After Glencore has been "cleansed", it can now engage in bulk commodity business. Who can refuse such a bright investment return prospect?

Gao Xian brought together Credit Suisse, Gaoyi, Chase, etc., who were most closely related to Glencore's listing and listing, and finally made the final decision. As expected, who cares that Glencore is not an FBI agent?

It was created by wanted criminals. If the US officials still want to care about it, they have the power to resolve it.

Perhaps, the subscription of Glencore shares, to some extent, reflects the attitude of the alliance brokered by Gao Xian to run the listing of Glencore. The 75% of the Glencore shares invested were bought by various parties.

Financial institutions snatched up all the stocks. It seems that a special case is about to appear. It is not easy for more small retail investors who are inclined to stock trading to get Glencore shares.

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