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Sunday, March 14, 2010
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Sunday, March 14, 2010
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Analyst from Taiwan doubts the feasibility of the regime's plan for housing reform.
It would not be in China’s best interests to sell its holdings in U.S. bonds.
China will raise its reserve requirement rate triggering global market concerns.
Melamine-tainted milk products are showing up again in China. Contaminated ice cream turned up in Liaoning Province.
China has imposed anti-dumping duties of up to 105.4 percent on imports of American poultry products.
China’s dependency upon the major world economies took a major jump this week.
China’s economic strength as touted by Beijing propaganda does not square with the observations of the international financial community.
Some economists believe it is Beijing that is practicing protectionism by adopting trade and tariff barriers.
In wake of Dubai’s debt crisis, wary analysts closely watching China’s real estate market for signs of similar crash.
The “Economic Cooperation Framework Agreement” (ECFA), continues to draw worldwide attention and concern.