Talking Points:
• The IMF, World Bank and G-20 are just a few groups that have identified China as a crucial global puzzle piece
• China's effort to slow its rapid pace of expansion can hit serious road blocks in financial issues
• An attempt to receive SDR status presents the promise and threat of removing a barrier to the rest of the world
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China has played a crucial rolls these past years in steering the global economy and financial system back to health. However, that effort and position do not come without risks. Maintaining positive growth through the Great Financial Crisis was accomplished through lowering the flood gates on credit - an effort that now presents considerable and unmeasured risk. Meanwhile, the government is attempting to manufacture an economic moderation which may exacerbate financial shortfalls and moderating global winds. This balance has caught the eye of many global policy officials and investors, which is why it is near the top of the list of concerns with the likes of the IMF, World Bank and Fed. What lies ahead for China and what does its effort to meet the IMF's SDR status mean for the rest of the world? We discuss that in today's Strategy Video.
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