Posts Tagged ‘Trade’
China’s #2! China’s #2! China’s #2!
Monday, August 16, 2010 23:10 4 CommentsSo, the word is out. China is #2, Numero Dos, 第二 … and EVERYONE is talking about it. Some are even saying China will be King of the hill by 2020 Officially word came down with the Japanese Cabinet’s announced their economy put out 1.288 trillion USD, a few points below the 1.337 trillion China [...]
Geithner in Beijing. I’ll Bite
Thursday, April 8, 2010 4:37 10 Commentsso, it goes without saying that when the Treasury Secretary diverts his plan to land in another country, a country who was looking at being called out as a “currency manipulator”, it is going to peak the interest of many. And it has. Wall Street Journal was first on the scene with their piece Geithner [...]
UBS Call: Competing With China? Or Competing For China?
Saturday, March 27, 2010 10:24 2 CommentsA few weeks back UBS’s ASEAN regional economist Ed Teather put out the piece of research Six questions on ASEAN’s links with China (email me for a copy) looking at trade, investment and policy links between ASEAN and China by working to answer the following the questions: Which countries in ASEAN have the highest export [...]
US Chamber Slashes Obama’s Decision on Tires
Friday, September 18, 2009 11:01 1 CommentLast week, when President Obama signed off on the new tariffs on imported tires from China, an immediate response from China followed. In short, the action take was protectionist, without merit, and they had the data to support it. It was a reaction that indicated to me that, they had their ducks in a row. [...]
Crossborder Settlements: A Story to Watch
Sunday, July 5, 2009 22:27 No CommentsOver the past few months, a new trade related story has begun to pick up steam, the settlement of crossborder trade in various currencies other than the US Dollar. At first glance it is a story that does not catch the eye, because it is often laden with economic analysis that is less than exciting, [...]







