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Oct 30, 2026

Chen JingweiGUEST
5:08
Now, when the interest rate in US is considerably high enough, some of the money will flow back.
Chen JingweiGUEST
5:14
So that will definitely limit the potential for Asian FX recovery, right? Overall, we think Asian currencies will remain range bound, but among those we think, I think dollar and the CNH, the Chinese Yuan, probably will, relatively will remain more resilient.
Chen JingweiGUEST
5:33
However, the other currency might be quite vulnerable.
Chen JingweiGUEST
5:37
For example, the Thai baht, for example, the rupiah, all this because of the capital outflow, it could be quite vulnerable.
Martyn LeeHOST
15:33
That's their driver assistance system using roof mounted LiDAR for address to address driving as long as you supervise, of course.
Martyn LeeHOST
15:41
course and finally what of china's formerly best-selling car now when i started this podcast and we talked about the best-selling car in the world china's best-selling car that would be the wu ling hong guang mini ev these days it's the geely ex2 or the e2 or in China, the Yuan.
Martyn LeeHOST
16:00
Now, that passed 2 million, going back to Wuling, the Wuling Hongguang Mini passed 2 million total sales.
Martyn LeeHOST
16:07
But it's taken a while because demand for that is shrinking.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:27
Now this kind of pairing is not so different from what you would hear typically quoted on foreign exchange pairs.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:33
One US dollar is buying $1.48 Australian, 69 Euro cents, 87 Yen and 5 Chinese Yuan.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:40
You probably would have heard things like this while watching any kind of finance segment in the news or seen something like this quoted on a foreign exchange center.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:48
And paired is no different from any of these other countries.
Piero TozziGUEST
2:48
But just three years after they filed for bankruptcy, Carney was already moving on.
Piero TozziGUEST
2:54
More, I think, to the point, though, is when he was head of Bank of England, so we're talking about the 2016 period, Carney basically was legitimizing the Renminbi.
Piero TozziGUEST
3:08
You have the IMF, the International Monetary Fund, has this basket of special draw rights And, you know, talk about one of these things is not like the other.
Piero TozziGUEST
3:16
You had the dollar, you had the Japanese yen, you had the euro and the pound.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
43:36
Is Disney done investing? In 2013, they still had the Shanghai theme park they were going to build, right? If you were advising Disney on how they should fund the Shanghai theme park, what would you suggest they use? Remember, all you care about is your total debt after this is all done, right? And you want that debt to be more short-term, more foreign currency, more floating rate.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
44:00
My advice to them is take shorter-term debt than you normally would have on a theme park, make it foreign currency debt, presumably Chinese yuan or renminbi, and see if you can make it floating rate debt.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
44:12
And you don't even have to issue it in China.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
44:13
You can issue it in a different country and essentially swap it into Chinese Yuan debt at the end of the process.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
44:20
Again, by either changing your own debt or by issuing new debt, you can make this problem become a smaller problem or even make it go away.
Aswath DamodaranHOST
44:32
For those of you who are going to go back to emerging markets, this is, I think, a huge area of opportunity because, as I said, for a long time in emerging markets, companies were constrained by whatever debt banks would offer them.

44 MINS LATER

Aswath DamodaranHOST
88:55
So it looks cheap because you can't get your mind around the fact that it's a different currency.
speaker_8UNKNOWN
89:01
So when you mentioned the mismatch, can you explain the mismatch again?
Andrei JikhHOST
8:08
Hey guys, the Strait is actually open.
Andrei JikhHOST
8:10
You can pay for your oil in Chinese Yuan, and then we'll let your ships through safely.
Andrei JikhHOST
8:16
Now, Russia has the alternative supply.
Andrei JikhHOST
8:20
Every Asian country that's running out of Middle Eastern oil has one alternative seller that is willing to do business right now, which is Russia.
John EdwardsGUEST
23:57
Well, it is being eroded over time.
John EdwardsGUEST
24:01
China, for example, would press Renminbi as an alternative vehicle for its own transactions.
John EdwardsGUEST
24:15
But what I do think about US dollar dominance is that it doesn't actually confer any strategic advantage on the US, except in this respect that it gives it greater possibility of exerting sanctions on other countries because many of their transactions are in US dollars and go through US banks.
John EdwardsGUEST
24:41
Otherwise, it's just a medium of exchange.
Matthew MežinskisGUEST
20:01
This one I think is really... insightful so again this is the this is the old monetary base update it's a little bit slower than i used to because i got some broad money stuff in here as well which we can talk about but base money is basically central bank money it's the printing press it's it's what actually central banks print to primarily buy government bonds but they also have some gold on their balance sheets And these are the top five in the world.
Matthew MežinskisGUEST
20:32
So the Chinese Yuan is actually in first place right now at $6 trillion.
Matthew MežinskisGUEST
20:39
Then we got the dollar itself, $5.5 trillion, the Euro, $4.6 trillion, and the poor yen.
Matthew MežinskisGUEST
20:46
As you have surely been following the story of the yen over the last few months, it's just getting crushed in dollar terms.
Matthew MežinskisGUEST
22:51
And again, all this stuff about the BRICS currencies or the yuan being like some sort of a new safe haven.
Matthew MežinskisGUEST
22:59
I just don't see that at all.
Matthew MežinskisGUEST
23:01
I think we agree it's going to be Bitcoin before it's going to be Chinese yuan.
Marty BentHOST
23:07
Yeah, and I think that's bringing the debt into focus here.
John EdwardsGUEST
23:57
Well, it is being eroded over time.
John EdwardsGUEST
24:01
China, for example, would press Renminbi as an alternative vehicle for its own transactions.
John EdwardsGUEST
24:15
But what I do think about US dollar dominance is that it doesn't actually confer any strategic advantage on the US, except in this respect that it gives it greater possibility of exerting sanctions on other countries because many of their transactions are in US dollars and go through US banks.
John EdwardsGUEST
24:41
Otherwise, it's just a medium of exchange.
Leah FilesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
25:41
Yeah.
Sean RyanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
25:41
You know, with, with the, with, with, I mean, you know about BRICS, I'm sure, you know, and what is it? UAE already said when they run out of dollars, they're going to trade in the Chinese Yuan.
Sean RyanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
25:52
The Strait of Hormuz now, I mean, will never be the same again because what this war did is, I mean, now Iran knows they can control it.
Sean RyanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
26:01
And so I'm sure there'll be all kinds of taxes and that kind of stuff going through the Straits.
Josh ReidHOST
27:05
Yes, I know about BRICS.
Josh ReidHOST
27:06
Good.
Josh ReidHOST
27:07
There's questions about Middle Eastern countries moving to the Chinese yuan.
Josh ReidHOST
27:10
And that's happening in Saudi Arabia between China and clearing oil and gas through the Chinese yuan instead of the U.S. dollar.

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