【海外の反応】ドイツ銀行が欧州初の外資系人民元クリアリング銀行に 海外「中国本土の銀行と直接決済できるようになる」
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Deutsche Bank becomes first foreign yuan clearing bank in Europe
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It will be interesting to see how much of Thucydides Trap plays out in currency and trade as opposed to military conflict. I am hopeful that economic and financial warfare absorbs the brunt of the power struggle.
>>6
Can you elaborate a little? I suspect it is a well known concept, but its the first time I heard of it in this context.
Can you elaborate a little? I suspect it is a well known concept, but its the first time I heard of it in this context.
>>6
China has some internal documents that address the Thucydides Trap with a Chinese idiom, "There are no just wars in the Spring and Autumn Period."
China has some internal documents that address the Thucydides Trap with a Chinese idiom, "There are no just wars in the Spring and Autumn Period."
>>6
I, for one, would appreciate if we could just move on past these incessantly destructive power struggles as humanity.
I, for one, would appreciate if we could just move on past these incessantly destructive power struggles as humanity.
Change happens gradually, and then suddenly.
>>7
In the immortal words of Milhouse, "First it started falling over, and then it fell over."
In the immortal words of Milhouse, "First it started falling over, and then it fell over."
>>7
it also stops, reverses, is interpreted incorrectly, has unforeseen second order effects, etc.
it also stops, reverses, is interpreted incorrectly, has unforeseen second order effects, etc.
I'm curious what other banks have this ability? Is this the first foreign yuan clearing bank in Europe or in the World?
>>9
Singaporean banks have been able to do this for a year or two as well.JP Morgan clears directly as well.
Singaporean banks have been able to do this for a year or two as well.JP Morgan clears directly as well.
Somehow, “euroyuan” doesn’t quite have the same ring to it.
>>10
yuanro
yuanro
I have this pet theory that is fueled with ignorance but kind of make sense to me: The correct value of the USD would be adjusted to match the tech company valuations sans AI(Apple can be a good guide IMHO) when they serve 350M people instead of 8B people as AI makes software obsolete and the geopolitics and the US government behavior dismantles any network or lock in effects.
>>11
I'm interested to understand your theory better but right now the way you've expressed it is hard to make sense of for me.
I'm interested to understand your theory better but right now the way you've expressed it is hard to make sense of for me.
>>11
> US government behavior dismantles any network or lock in effectsYou should look at where most of the compute of the world is physically located. You might have a shock.
> US government behavior dismantles any network or lock in effectsYou should look at where most of the compute of the world is physically located. You might have a shock.
What does that mean?
>>12
Basically before if Deutsche bank wanted to pay a Chinese bank, it had to use some intermediary like Bank of China Frankfurt. Now it can settle with the chinese-mainland bank directly.
Basically before if Deutsche bank wanted to pay a Chinese bank, it had to use some intermediary like Bank of China Frankfurt. Now it can settle with the chinese-mainland bank directly.
>>12
It means you can settle an international transaction in CNY with Deutsche Bank. Imagine a European lender financing a project in Nigeria that involves purchasing a lot of infrastructure from China.
It means you can settle an international transaction in CNY with Deutsche Bank. Imagine a European lender financing a project in Nigeria that involves purchasing a lot of infrastructure from China.
Is it a yuan or is it a Renminbi?
>>13
It's a little confusing, but technically RMB (renminbi) is the official name of the currency and CNY (yuan) is the base unit of the currency. Think of it like the difference between USD ("US Dollar") vs "dollar and cents", except there is no fractional yuan equivalent of cents, so it's all just yuan.
It's a little confusing, but technically RMB (renminbi) is the official name of the currency and CNY (yuan) is the base unit of the currency. Think of it like the difference between USD ("US Dollar") vs "dollar and cents", except there is no fractional yuan equivalent of cents, so it's all just yuan.
>>13
The currency code is CNY or Chinese Yuan. Yuan itself is like “dollar,” with many different countries calling their currency “dollars.” Renminbi refers to the Chinese currency as a whole rather than any particular unit.
The currency code is CNY or Chinese Yuan. Yuan itself is like “dollar,” with many different countries calling their currency “dollars.” Renminbi refers to the Chinese currency as a whole rather than any particular unit.
>>13
Both. Renminbi is the currency name, while the yuan is the base unit.
Both. Renminbi is the currency name, while the yuan is the base unit.
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