China’s economy has been facing a slowdown this year, and the writings on the wall indicate that more bank bailouts are needed.
Bank recapitalization and bailouts have begun in China, with as much as $271 billion dollars raised in the past 3 years.
Cleaning up the mess of toxic loans is necessary for China’s economy, to avoid what happened in 2008 and 2009 in the US.
Meanwhile, credit growth continues to outpace that of corrective measures, leading to more bailouts.
The Chinese domain market is keeping up its momentum during the past 60 days, however, and volume has increased substantially.
Numerous .CN “Chips” are being traded on a daily basis, and we keep track of such short domain transactions for the .CN, .COM and .NET TLDs – as long as they are between 2 and 4 characters in length.
The good news is that Chinese domain investors are willing to fight any such negative notions, just as Chinese bantam weight athletes battle it out in Rio de Janeiro. 😀
Chinese boxing against Koreans. Photo courtesy BBC.
If you’re serious about watching the Olympics, get a VPN to circumvent the NBC programming that isn’t good.
Here is today’s list:
jy.cn
gnd.cn
skfg.cn
xfft.cn
ypbr.cn
bmbt.com
bzcn.com
cfcr.com
dctp.com
dwsp.com
fjln.com
gmmt.com
hptp.com
hqjq.com
hwrx.com
jyxn.com
kfpn.com
lyrg.com
mttn.com
nsmt.com
pnzg.com
qpxs.com
qtmq.com
tswc.com
tynk.com
yrbw.com
zfhn.com
zzqs.com
