China Doom: Roundup

Here's a trio of articles we found it more fit to slap together:

1. China's Economy Is Worse Than You Think: ``... the amount of loan payments Chinese banks say they are receiving is a whole lot more than the amount Chinese borrowers say they are paying. If Balding's numbers are to be believed -- and of course, they are only one glimpse into a murky financial system -- a large portion of the recent growth surge of China's financial services sector may simply be fake.''
2. Investors Are Way More Scared of China Than of Janet Yellen : "Only 7 percent [of polled Economists] sees Fed normalization as the main risk for markets over the next 12 months, compared with 36 percent whose main worry is China," said Guillermo Felices, head of European asset allocation.''
3. Standard Chartered's Bad Loans Reveal Cracks in Asian Economies: ``"The bank's struggle reflects the slowdown in Asian growth, higher bad debts, falling profit margins and weakening emerging-market currencies which hurt its earnings as it reports in U.S. dollars," said David Marshall, senior analyst at CreditSights Inc. in Singapore.''