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  • World asleep as China tightens deflationary vice

    02/13/2014 10:42:42 AM PST · by mgist · 29 replies
    Telegraph ^ | 2/13/14 | Ambrose Evans-Pritchard
    <p>World asleep as China tightens deflationary vice We keep our fingers crossed as we glimpse the first foam of a deflationary Ch'ient'ang'kian coming our way from China. The world's central banks have no margin for error Societe Generale has defined its hard landing as a fall in Chinese growth to a trough of 2pc, with two quarters of contraction. .snip. The balance of evidence is that most powerful Chinese leader since Mao Zedong aims to prick China's $24 trillion credit bubble early in his 10-year term, rather than putting off the day of reckoning for yet another cycle.</p>
  • China has its eyes on Afghanistan’s minerals

    01/29/2013 6:51:46 AM PST · by darrellmaurina · 15 replies
    Wadsam Afghan Business News Portal ^ | 1/27/2013 | Wadia Samadi
    In the approaching twilight of the US war in Afghanistan, China is stepping up its involvement, attracted by the country’s trillion dollar worth of minerals. China, who has long been a bystander to the conflict in Afghanistan, could prove to be the ultimate winner in Afghanistan and that without a single shed of blood. They have already hit the jackpot by winning the billion dollar investment project in Logar’s copper mine. Afghanistan’s lithium, the key raw material for batteries to nuclear components, is the next potential target. But, do they seem to be going forward? Security remains a challenge to...
  • China Hoarding Essential Metals Western Countries Face Shortages of Mineral Resources

    11/06/2009 8:31:28 AM PST · by usalady · 5 replies · 450+ views
    Suite101.com ^ | November 6, 2009 | Martye
    Future-oriented industries, such as those manufacturing solar panels, are being held back by shortages because of China's control of essential metals.