Material wealth: give nothing away
Tomorrow’s world will be digital, that’s for sure. But not before it has been regulated, organised and controlled. As things stand today, there are too many dangers hanging over this ecosystem – soon to materialise, as we see in this issue – for us to entrust our goods and wealth to it. Cash, gold, jewellery, real estate, land… make sure you don’t get rid of it. Quite the opposite, in fact! The idea is not necessarily to make money, but to avoid losing everything, in case the next rogue wave comes crashing in.
Chinese debt: Why not you?
Foreign investors are rushing into Chinese debt. The Covid-19 crisis, from which China has already emerged, has been reinforcing this trend. Since the beginning of the year, $44 billion USD have gone into Chinese policy bank bonds (bonds issued by three Chinese state banks[1]) which bode for the imminent arrival (probably in January) of Chinese bonds on the British FTSE index, adding €121 billion of Chinese debt made accessible to foreigners. It should be remembered that the yield on Chinese bonds is around 3.7% (vs. German bonds at -0.1% and US bonds at 0.7%).
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