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Chris, a very good day to you. I go to a summary from Bloomberg most recently.

Richard Abbey is the author. The latest economic data out of China aren't looking good.

Factory activity contracted for a fourth straight month. Home

sales data showed that a slum and residential properties continues. Manufacturing is showing weakness, the manufacturing purchasing managers index flashed warning signs.

Economic headwinds present a tough hurdle for investors betting on a sustainable recovery for

equities and the absence of a voracious ever-growing China contributes to jitters on

Wall Street. Are there any bumps in that summary of China that maybe

there's a glimmer of hope is anything reversed since we talked last week

before Labor Day? Good day to you, Chris.

Good day, John. I think it's safe to say that Mr. She faces substantial headwinds both internally and

externally, externally, because the global economy is in recession for two plus years,

the orders to Mr. C's factories are down and low and there is very little he can do to change that trajectory internally

with the property crash with the fundamental challenges of the Chinese economy still not picking

up as a consumer economy but

being dependent on exports he's facing that double-edged sword and so far there

is still no light at the end of that tunnel.

Over these last days there were some clever headline riders into that the tunnel.

There were some clever headline riders

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