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Canaries in Coalmine: China, Asia, no Euro Bailout
Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Canaries in Coalmine: China, Asia, not Participating in Euro Bailout Lovefest; Beginnings of China Credit, Real Estate Bust
Is China a canary in the coalmine of an impending global slowdown, or is China simply overloved as a beacon of growth as it was in 2008? I think it's both.
China's property and infrastructure bubbles are massive; that is for certain. Moreover, China's biggest export trading partner is Europe, just as Europe is headed for numerous austerity programs.
While it's doubtful the European austerity programs bring deficits down to where they are supposed to be, those programs will for a while cause a decline in European spending along with much social unrest.
Can China take a double whammy like this without overheating? I think not. And China will have to show things down, whether it wants to or not.
China Overheating, Tightening Coming
Please consider Hong Kong Stocks Fall as China Prices Prompt Tightening Concern http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid= ... XqUrLTHwYM
Hong Kong stocks fell as rising consumer inflation and housing prices in China stoked concern the country will act further to rein in its economy. The city’s developers pared losses after a government land sale.
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