Leland Miller, CEO of China Beige Book, discusses the death of China's old economic model. They debunk the misconception of China's imminent collapse, explore China's economic growth expectations vs reality, analyze China's inflation data, discuss China's economic model and its impact on the global economy, explore the possibility of decoupling the economic activity between the United States and China, and discuss trade tariffs on steel imports from China.

Leland Miller, co-founder and CEO of China Beige Book, provides sharp insights into China's recent market rally driven by central bank stimulus measures. He analyzes how these moves may stabilize rather than stimulate the economy. The conversation also covers the challenges facing the credit market, including rising delinquencies and the troubled real estate sector. Miller highlights the concerning decline in Chinese startups and the effects of trade wars on the semiconductor industry, painting a complex picture of China's economic landscape.

Labor economist David Blanchflower discusses US labor outlook and potential recession. CEO Leland Miller talks about China's growth and EV overcapacity thesis. Bank earnings and industry risks are covered by Chris Whalen. Susan Collins from the Boston Federal Reserve is also featured.

China's market rout, Chinese government's priorities and resistance against consumer side stimulus, comparing US and China economies, Disney's streaming business and regulatory risk, 401Ks and investing, national treasure and Apple resale market, the importance of data and addressing global issues

Ann Berry, Founder at Threadneedle, shares her expertise on US producer prices and market analysis. Leland Miller, CEO of China Beige Book, offers insights into China's economic challenges. They discuss the recent surge in PPI, particularly driven by egg prices due to avian flu, and the implications for Federal Reserve interest rate decisions. Ann highlights holiday retail trends amidst economic uncertainty, while Leland explores low domestic demand in China and the potential impact of international tariffs on its fragile economy.