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 Posted: Wed May 30, 2007 10:27 am Post subject: THE U.S. CHINESE DEBT |
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*Thus Spake: *G* *O* *D* *S* *C* *R* *E* *A* *T* *O* *R**
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NOTE: Published: October 23, 2006
---> http://www.iht.com/articles/2006/10/23/opinion/edchina.php
The Chinese sell a lot of merchandise in the United States and, in the
process, accumulate a lot of dollars. They then loan many of those
dollars back to the United States in exchange for all manner of American
i.o.u.'s, including Treasury bonds, federal agency bonds, and
private-sector debt.
For several years, China's loans have helped to keep prices and interest
rates low in the United States, and to finance big tax cuts. If the
lending began to dry up - because Chinese officials decided to diversify
into other currencies or to spend more at home - prices, interest rates
and taxes in the United States would very likely rise.
If the loans dried up quickly - a worst-case scenario - the result could
be a sharp financial crisis. A gradual shift could mean a long downward
trend in American living standards as a higher cost of living took its toll.
China might never pull back in a way that harmed the United States.
But the fact that it could already makes the global financial system
more volatile. Investors and traders are hypersensitive to any hint that
Beijing may switch allocations.
---> http://www.iht.com/articles/2006/10/23/opinion/edchina.php
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Gem
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| Posted: Wed May 30, 2007 6:56 pm Post subject: Re: THE U.S. CHINESE DEBT |
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On May 30, 1:15 am, "*I* *AM* (HTML & TEXT)" <"I _Am_"@The.O.ne>
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*Thus Spake: *G* *O* *D* *S* *C* *R* *E* *A* *T* *O* *R**
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NOTE: Published: October 23, 2006
---> http://www.iht.com/articles/2006/10/23/opinion/edchina.php
The Chinese sell a lot of merchandise in the United States and, in the
process, accumulate a lot of dollars. They then loan many of those
dollars back to the United States in exchange for all manner of American
i.o.u.'s, including Treasury bonds, federal agency bonds, and
private-sector debt.
For several years, China's loans have helped to keep prices and interest
rates low in the United States, and to finance big tax cuts. If the
lending began to dry up - because Chinese officials decided to diversify
into other currencies or to spend more at home - prices, interest rates
and taxes in the United States would very likely rise.
If the loans dried up quickly - a worst-case scenario - the result could
be a sharp financial crisis. A gradual shift could mean a long downward
trend in American living standards as a higher cost of living took its toll.
China might never pull back in a way that harmed the United States.
But the fact that it could already makes the global financial system
more volatile. Investors and traders are hypersensitive to any hint that
Beijing may switch allocations.
---> http://www.iht.com/articles/2006/10/23/opinion/edchina.php
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* God's Creator!*
* ( Sorry, I don't forgive shit! ) *
*--
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There are none so blind as those who do not want to see,
and close their feeble mind tighter to see even less.
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| Posted: Wed May 30, 2007 7:59 pm Post subject: Re: THE U.S. CHINESE DEBT |
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"Gem" <ekrubmeg@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1180536994.649711.295670@x35g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
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On May 30, 1:15 am, "*I* *AM* (HTML & TEXT)" <"I _Am_"@The.O.ne
wrote:
*Thus Spake: *G* *O* *D* *S* *C* *R* *E* *A* *T* *O* *R**
*
NOTE: Published: October 23, 2006
---> http://www.iht.com/articles/2006/10/23/opinion/edchina.php
The Chinese sell a lot of merchandise in the United States and, in the
process, accumulate a lot of dollars. They then loan many of those
dollars back to the United States in exchange for all manner of American
i.o.u.'s, including Treasury bonds, federal agency bonds, and
private-sector debt.
For several years, China's loans have helped to keep prices and interest
rates low in the United States, and to finance big tax cuts. If the
lending began to dry up - because Chinese officials decided to diversify
into other currencies or to spend more at home - prices, interest rates
and taxes in the United States would very likely rise.
If the loans dried up quickly - a worst-case scenario - the result could
be a sharp financial crisis. A gradual shift could mean a long downward
trend in American living standards as a higher cost of living took its
toll.
China might never pull back in a way that harmed the United States.
But the fact that it could already makes the global financial system
more volatile. Investors and traders are hypersensitive to any hint that
Beijing may switch allocations.
---> http://www.iht.com/articles/2006/10/23/opinion/edchina.php
*
* God's Creator!*
* ( Sorry, I don't forgive shit! ) *
*--
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There are none so blind as those who do not want to see,
and close their feeble mind tighter to see even less.
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Buy chinese, help support the war.
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Wal-Mart clothing sales are down 10% and has cancelled orders that Chinese
manufactures are now having to find other buyers such at in Europe and Aisa.
The US consumer is saving their money due to the threat of a Dim Lib tax
increase and forced fuel constriction due to gov'ment refusing to issue any
new refinery permits.
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CB
China and Russia sell arms to Syria and Iran. Iran and Syria supply their
surrogates, in Hezbollah, el Qaeda and the rest, America is forced to fight
Islamo-fascism for fear of them coming to her shores and Libs fight to keep
America's President down while preventing America from being Energy
independent of OPEC, the perfect storm.
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| Posted: Wed May 30, 2007 11:27 pm Post subject: Re: THE U.S. CHINESE DEBT |
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The politicians keep harping on China's military build up and threat when
the REAL threat is Chinas' large ownership of our huge government debt.
They could cause economic chaos in the United States any time they wish and
they just might wish this at any time.
"Gem" <ekrubmeg@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1180536994.649711.295670@x35g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
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On May 30, 1:15 am, "*I* *AM* (HTML & TEXT)" <"I _Am_"@The.O.ne
wrote:
*Thus Spake: *G* *O* *D* *S* *C* *R* *E* *A* *T* *O* *R**
*
NOTE: Published: October 23, 2006
---> http://www.iht.com/articles/2006/10/23/opinion/edchina.php
The Chinese sell a lot of merchandise in the United States and, in the
process, accumulate a lot of dollars. They then loan many of those
dollars back to the United States in exchange for all manner of American
i.o.u.'s, including Treasury bonds, federal agency bonds, and
private-sector debt.
For several years, China's loans have helped to keep prices and interest
rates low in the United States, and to finance big tax cuts. If the
lending began to dry up - because Chinese officials decided to diversify
into other currencies or to spend more at home - prices, interest rates
and taxes in the United States would very likely rise.
If the loans dried up quickly - a worst-case scenario - the result could
be a sharp financial crisis. A gradual shift could mean a long downward
trend in American living standards as a higher cost of living took its
toll.
China might never pull back in a way that harmed the United States.
But the fact that it could already makes the global financial system
more volatile. Investors and traders are hypersensitive to any hint that
Beijing may switch allocations.
---> http://www.iht.com/articles/2006/10/23/opinion/edchina.php
*
* God's Creator!*
* ( Sorry, I don't forgive shit! ) *
*--
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There are none so blind as those who do not want to see,
and close their feeble mind tighter to see even less.
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Buy chinese, help support the war.
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| Posted: Thu May 31, 2007 6:29 am Post subject: Re: THE U.S. CHINESE DEBT |
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Bill M wrote:
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The politicians keep harping on China's military build up and threat when
the REAL threat is Chinas' large ownership of our huge government debt.
They could cause economic chaos in the United States any time they wish and
they just might wish this at any time.
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It is of no concern.
If the American economy collapses, so does the Chinese economy.
The Chinese economy will collapse even harder and deeper.
Then the Chinese Communist rule is over.
Therefore, no concern at all. |
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| Posted: Thu May 31, 2007 6:39 am Post subject: Re: THE U.S. CHINESE DEBT |
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People, think before "speaking"!
USA is the biggest customer of Chinese products.
If the USA goes broke, who will buy the surplus Chinese goods?
NO ONE.
"Millions" of Chinese factories will close down and "billions" of
Chinese will be out of work.
2nd Chinese revolution will ensue!
Therefore, the Chinese government will do everything in their power to
make sure their #1 customer -- the USA -- stays financially stable.
Including making money losing investments like buying American treasury
bonds!
Gem wrote:
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On May 30, 1:15 am, "*I* *AM* (HTML & TEXT)" <"I _Am_"@The.O.ne
wrote:
*Thus Spake: *G* *O* *D* *S* *C* *R* *E* *A* *T* *O* *R**
*
NOTE: Published: October 23, 2006
---> http://www.iht.com/articles/2006/10/23/opinion/edchina.php
The Chinese sell a lot of merchandise in the United States and, in the
process, accumulate a lot of dollars. They then loan many of those
dollars back to the United States in exchange for all manner of American
i.o.u.'s, including Treasury bonds, federal agency bonds, and
private-sector debt.
For several years, China's loans have helped to keep prices and interest
rates low in the United States, and to finance big tax cuts. If the
lending began to dry up - because Chinese officials decided to diversify
into other currencies or to spend more at home - prices, interest rates
and taxes in the United States would very likely rise.
If the loans dried up quickly - a worst-case scenario - the result could
be a sharp financial crisis. A gradual shift could mean a long downward
trend in American living standards as a higher cost of living took its toll.
China might never pull back in a way that harmed the United States.
But the fact that it could already makes the global financial system
more volatile. Investors and traders are hypersensitive to any hint that
Beijing may switch allocations.
---> http://www.iht.com/articles/2006/10/23/opinion/edchina.php
*
* God's Creator!*
* ( Sorry, I don't forgive shit! ) *
*--
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There are none so blind as those who do not want to see,
and close their feeble mind tighter to see even less.
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Buy chinese, help support the war.
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| Posted: Thu May 31, 2007 7:11 am Post subject: Re: THE U.S. CHINESE DEBT |
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On Wed, 30 May 2007 11:59:47 -0400, "CB" <CB@PrayForMe.com> wrote:
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The US consumer is saving their money due to the threat of a Dim Lib tax
increase and forced fuel constriction due to gov'ment refusing to issue any
new refinery permits.
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The fact that EXISTING refineries are only running at about 75% of
capacity seems to have slipped your notice. If they ramped up that
other 25%, gas would be about $1 cheaper per gallon.
Why build more refineries when we aren't using all the capacity we
have? It's not like the existing ones are old and inefficient or
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Rich Travsky
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| Posted: Sun Jun 03, 2007 7:38 am Post subject: Re: THE U.S. CHINESE DEBT |
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CB wrote:
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"Gem" <ekrubmeg@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1180536994.649711.295670@x35g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
On May 30, 1:15 am, "*I* *AM* (HTML & TEXT)" <"I _Am_"@The.O.ne
wrote:
*Thus Spake: *G* *O* *D* *S* *C* *R* *E* *A* *T* *O* *R**
*
NOTE: Published: October 23, 2006
---> http://www.iht.com/articles/2006/10/23/opinion/edchina.php
The Chinese sell a lot of merchandise in the United States and, in the
process, accumulate a lot of dollars. They then loan many of those
dollars back to the United States in exchange for all manner of American
i.o.u.'s, including Treasury bonds, federal agency bonds, and
private-sector debt.
For several years, China's loans have helped to keep prices and interest
rates low in the United States, and to finance big tax cuts. If the
lending began to dry up - because Chinese officials decided to diversify
into other currencies or to spend more at home - prices, interest rates
and taxes in the United States would very likely rise.
If the loans dried up quickly - a worst-case scenario - the result could
be a sharp financial crisis. A gradual shift could mean a long downward
trend in American living standards as a higher cost of living took its
toll.
China might never pull back in a way that harmed the United States.
But the fact that it could already makes the global financial system
more volatile. Investors and traders are hypersensitive to any hint that
Beijing may switch allocations.
---> http://www.iht.com/articles/2006/10/23/opinion/edchina.php
*
* God's Creator!*
* ( Sorry, I don't forgive shit! ) *
*--
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
There are none so blind as those who do not want to see,
and close their feeble mind tighter to see even less.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------*
Buy chinese, help support the war.
Wal-Mart clothing sales are down 10% and has cancelled orders that Chinese
manufactures are now having to find other buyers such at in Europe and Aisa.
The US consumer is saving their money due to the threat of a Dim Lib tax
increase and forced fuel constriction due to gov'ment refusing to issue any
new refinery permits.
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HAHHAHAA - CB's understanding of this is like his understanding of science -
he thinks satan controls the weather!
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