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John Liu

Bloomberg's senior executive editor for Greater China, based in Beijing.

Top 10 podcasts with John Liu

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43 snips
Apr 8, 2025 • 18min

Why Asia Was Hit Hardest by Trump’s Tariff Onslaught

In this discussion, John Boudreau, Bloomberg Southeast Asia editor based in Ho Chi Minh City, and John Liu, senior executive editor for Greater China in Beijing, explore the fallout of Trump's tariffs on Asian economies. They highlight how China faces a staggering 50% tariff, triggering economic tremors across the region. The duo examines the 'China plus one' strategy as nations adapt to shifting trade dynamics and geopolitical tensions. They also shed light on the alarming effects on Vietnam and neighboring countries, with rising job losses and diplomatic challenges.
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Apr 8, 2025 • 18min

Why Asia Was Hit Hardest by Trump’s Tariff Onslaught

John Boudreau, Bloomberg's Southeast Asia editor navigating the intricacies of emerging economies, teams up with John Liu, senior executive editor for Greater China, to unpack the seismic impact of Trump's tariffs on Asian markets. They discuss how nations like Vietnam and China are grappling with crippling levies, triggering investor panic and stock market declines. The conversation dives into the strategic diplomatic maneuvers of Asian economies as they balance relationships with both superpowers while recalibrating their economic futures in a shifting global landscape.
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Mar 6, 2025 • 14min

Xi’s Big Challenge Is Getting People to Spend, Spend, Spend

In this engaging discussion, John Liu, Bloomberg's senior executive editor for Greater China, shares insights on China's economic challenges. He highlights the country's ambitious 5% growth target amidst a crippling property crisis and trade tensions with the U.S. Liu explores the troubling decline in consumer spending and the strategies aimed at revitalizing it, including enhancing tech innovation and job creation. The conversation sheds light on the complex dynamics of consumer reluctance, offering a compelling look at the future of China’s economy.
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Mar 21, 2025 • 25min

US-China Rivalry in the Trump Era: A Discussion

John Liu, who oversees Bloomberg's China coverage from Beijing, dives into the intricate US-China rivalry shaped during Trump's presidency. The conversation uses playful culinary metaphors to highlight trade tensions and diplomatic chaos. Liu discusses the contrasting approaches of Trump and Xi, alongside how these dynamics are reshaping Asia's economic landscape. The impact of US tariffs on regional trade is significant, and Liu explores how emerging players like Singapore and Vietnam navigate the shifting alliances amidst China's growing influence.
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May 17, 2024 • 23min

Day 2 of Xi-Putin Visit

In this podcast, John Liu discusses Putin's visit to China, Anitza Nip shares market views from Hong Kong, and Audrey Goh gives insights on APAC market action. Topics include China-Russia collaboration amid US tensions, Taiwan's strategic importance, Fed's rate approach, China's property market dynamics, and potential of AI in trade.
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Mar 7, 2025 • 14min

Xi’s Big Challenge Is Getting People to Spend, Spend, Spend

John Liu, Bloomberg's senior executive editor for Greater China, provides insightful analysis on the pressing challenges facing China today. He discusses the ambitious 5% GDP growth goal amidst a crippling property crisis and weak consumer demand. Liu highlights how Xi Jinping's strategies to boost spending through public initiatives clash with the reality of high youth unemployment and external trade tensions, particularly with Trump's tariffs. Liu's expert perspective offers a deep dive into navigating a complex economic landscape.
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Jan 18, 2025 • 39min

Daybreak Weekend: Trump Inauguration, Davos preview, Tariff Threat

Joe Mathieu, co-host of Bloomberg Balance of Power, and John Liu, Bloomberg Executive Editor for Greater China, dive into the future of U.S.-China relations under a possible second Trump administration. They explore Trump's economic strategies, especially tariff threats that could reshape international trade dynamics. The conversation also highlights Netflix's shift towards revenue growth and previews the significant discussions set for the World Economic Forum in Davos, centered on global challenges and the need for international cooperation.
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Jan 18, 2025 • 39min

Daybreak Weekend: Trump Inauguration, Davos preview, Tariff Threat

Join Joe Matthew, co-host of Bloomberg Balance of Power, and John Liu, executive editor for Greater China, as they dive into the economic landscape following Donald Trump's inauguration. They discuss how Trump's presidency may affect the U.S. economy and international trade, particularly focusing on potential tariff threats to China. John shares insights on China's strategic preparations for the new administration and the implications for diplomatic relations. They also preview the crucial discussions expected at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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Nov 8, 2024 • 40min

Daybreak Weekend: US CPI, Reeves Speech, Tencent Earnings

Michael McKee, Bloomberg's International Economics and Policy Correspondent, shares insights on U.S. inflation and the significance of upcoming CPI data. Geetha Raghunathan breaks down Walt Disney's earnings and the implications of leadership changes. Richard Wilson discusses the UK Chancellor's budget and its potential impact on businesses. John Liu examines how Donald Trump's election could affect US-China relations. Lastly, Robert Lee delves into Tencent's earnings and explores their AI strategies. Tune in for a deep dive into the economic landscape!
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Nov 7, 2024 • 17min

APAC Markets Look to the Trump Trade, Fed Decision

In this conversation, John Liu, Bloomberg News Executive Editor for Greater China, and Tim Pagliara, Chief Investment Officer at CapWealth, delve into the intricacies of U.S. trade policies post-Trump's political gains. They discuss how these changes may reshape the U.S.-China trade relationship and China's economic strategies. The duo highlights prospective market reactions to a potential Trump presidency, including effects on small-cap stocks and investment opportunities influenced by new Federal Reserve actions and economic conditions.