China’s number two United States creditor, Japan become number one

17th February, 2010

The U.S. Treasury Department web site on the 16th to the latest data show that in December 2009 Chinese holdings of U.S. Treasury holdings, from the previous month to 789.6 billion U.S. dollars to reduce 755.4 billion U.S. dollars. Japanese holdings of 11.5 billion U.S. dollars U.S. Treasury bonds, more than China to become a country with » Read More

China’s economy “moderate inflation + moderate growth”

16th February, 2010

Yesterday, the central bank with the National Bureau of Statistics released the first month of 2010 macroeconomic data, from slightly below market expectations of the consumer price index (CPI), to the gains continue to expand the ex-factory price index of manufactured goods (PPI) and then to the National 70 large medium-sized cities record high housing » Read More

Stock Market: Chinese investors face “restructuring”

16th February, 2010

Among the traditional Chinese zodiac, tiger has a “king of beasts in the” reputation, and tiger is a symbol of a vibrant and dynamic. This allowed Chinese investors to have the full of expectations to the Tiger in the stock market. From the stock-index futures to the international market, the Chinese stock market will usher in » Read More

Goldman Sachs Chief Economist: China may soon allow the yuan to appreciate

16th February, 2010

According to the U.S. mainstream media Sunday (February 14) reported that Goldman Sachs Group (Goldman Sachs Group Inc., GS) chief economist Jim O’Neill said he believes that China will revalue its currency. Since the outbreak of the global financial crisis, China’s revaluation of the RMB exchange rate after the slow pace of stagnation in the global » Read More

China’s GDP is expected to overtake Japan as the world’s second

16th February, 2010

China’s economic aggregate has already approached Japanese,  media said the total amount of Japan’s economy was overtaken by China this year almost became certain.  Japanese real GDP last year fell 5 percent, largest drop since World War II while China’s GDP rose to second in the world, the World Bank predicted that economic growth in » Read More