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Dec 18, 2025
The podcast dives into China's economic strategies, framing deflation as a potential weapon against the West. It explores how deflation impacts heavily indebted economies reliant on inflation and discusses China's currency manipulation tactics. Historical parallels are drawn, highlighting past currency devaluations and their crises, like the 1994 yuan devaluation linked to the Asian crisis. The narrative also reveals China's accumulating gold reserves as a move to tighten control over financial markets.
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Deflation In China Can Hurt Global Debt
- Alberto Mera argues China's deflationary episode is not just domestic and can hurt heavily indebted Western economies.
- A large economy in deflation reduces global liquidity and stresses debt-dependent systems.
Inflation Is Built Into Debt-Based Systems
- Mera explains modern Western economies rely on inflation to service large debt loads; persistent deflation undermines that model.
- A major trading partner adopting deflation changes the global 'rules' and can trigger debt crises.
China Keeps The Yuan Deliberately Weak
- Mera highlights China actively manages a weak yuan to boost exports by selling yuan and accumulating foreign currency.
- Persistent currency undervaluation amplifies deflationary pressure by depressing imports and domestic spending.