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The Three Reasons China Will Lead the Global Rebound

Posted on July 24th, 2009 in CIT, CIT Group, China, China's Opportunity, Dollar, Hu Jintao, Lending, Renminbi, Unemployment, Uyghur Riots, Xinjiang Region, risk China, China's Opportunity, CIT, CIT Group, Dollar, Hu Jintao, Lending, Renminbi, risk, Unemployment, Uyghur Riots, Xinjiang Region

Unlike the West – which views the financial crisis as a burden, a mistake, or a bad dream to be lived through – China’s leaders see this as the most significant opportunity of a generation. It’s a chance for their country to establish itself as a leading global power.

How to Profit From China’s “Hot Money” Strategy

Posted on July 17th, 2009 in China, China's Foreign Reserves, Dollar, Hot Money, Renminbi, Yuan China, China's Foreign Reserves, Dollar, Hot Money, Renminbi, Yuan

China made headlines around the world this week when it revealed that its foreign reserves had eclipsed the $2 trillion market for the first time, rising by a record $178 billion in the second quarter – thanks to a flood of “hot money” that flowed into the world’s most promising economy.

But the “hottest” investment money may soon be flowing from China back into the United States – thanks to an accompanying development that didn’t even make the news (let alone headlines) here in this country. This will translate into windfall profits for U.S. investors with holdings in the “right” kinds of companies, and in the long run should bolster the U.S. dollar.

Obama’s Financial System Overhaul Would Give the Fed Broad Powers Over Wall Street

Posted on June 22nd, 2009 in Dollar, Federal Reserve, Obama, Reserve Currencies, US Dollar Dollar, Federal Reserve, Obama, Reserve Currencies, US Dollar

U.S. President Barack Obama took a swipe at Wall Street yesterday (Wednesday) as he unveiled a sweeping 85-page proposal to reinvigorate government regulation of the U.S. financial markets by giving the Federal Reserve new powers to supervise the economy.