This week, based on indicators of improving Chinese manufacturing activity, commodity and stock markets surged in the Pacific Rim. It appears that China’s recession-fighting policies are being judged successful. The 41 percent rally in Chinese stocks in 2009 from the 2008 lows dwarfs the single digit rallies in the U.S. and Europe. With Western economies still sluggish, eyes are turning eastward for solutions to the global economic riddle. As such, recent hints at the direction of Chinese monetary policy should be closely regarded. FULL ARTICLE
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I think the US economy is squeeking out its last spurts. There really is only so long that they can keep this thing on life-support by printing up more money and taking on more debt. Sooner or later all the bills come due. That’s not going to be a pretty decade.
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