In Beijing they've enabled Hong Kong
To market yuan bonds for a song;
If they let these renminbi
In China, they'll then be
Enabling growth in Guangdong.
The Wall Street Journal reports that China is considering allowing the inflow of yuan that are borrowed in the low-cost financial center of Hong Kong. This could not only give the domestic Chinese economy the boost of cheaper funding, but also create the first building blocks of an international capital market in their currency.
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
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CHINESE PONDER
ReplyDeleteWHAT POOR, BROKE
AMERICANS SHOULD DO
A quote from Wal-Mart–not meant to be funny–
states US shoppers now run out of dough.
Shall they eat cake then, without any money?
Or Humble Pie with a side dish of crow?
Well done, Tonia!
ReplyDeleteTonia says it right...America needs to get it's MOJO back!
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