Andy Xie, renowned Chinese economist, talked about the debt situation in China, the possible FED rate hike and also the implication of Brexit, economically and politically, in his recent Reuters interview. Andy Xie shared that China’s banks, which are already heavily indebted, will plunge into a crisis of liquidity when the Federal Reserve raises interest rates.
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Andy Xie 謝國忠 is a renowned Chinese economist based in Shanghai who has been named one of the “50 Most Influential Persons in Finance” by Bloomberg.
Andy’s skill and has been tried and tested through the years. He is one of the few economists who has accurately predicted economic bubbles including the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis and the more recent subprime meltdown in the United States.
He joined Morgan Stanley in 1997 and was Managing Director and Head of the firm’s Asia/Pacific economics team until 2006. Before that, Dr. Xie spent two years with Macquarie Bank in Singapore an associate director in corporate finance and five years as an economist with the World Bank. Dr. Xie is currently a director of Rosetta Stone Advisors.
Andy Xie earned a PhD in economics in 1990 and an MS in civil engineering in 1987 from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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