Jim Rogers China Economy Is not a Bubble

“If anything is a bubble in the world, that and U.S. government bonds are certainly very overpriced,” Jim Rogers recently told Bloomberg. “Maybe you have too much inflation and credit creation. But that doesn’t mean there’s a bubble. A bubble is when everybody is buying everything every day, and people can hardly wait to get more.” Rogers added
in the same tone NIA have released an article saying that NIA does not believe that China's economy is in a bubble "NIA believes China's moves to tighten bank lending will strengthen the long-term future of their economy. In the short-term, interest rates will inevitably rise and their GDP growth will decline, but we won't see a collapse in asset prices in China." NIA said