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Thursday, January 20, 2011

China's Inflation Problem Looms Large | FINANCIAL SENSE

China's Inflation Problem Looms Large | FINANCIAL SENSE
Submitted by Peter D Schiff on Wed, 19 Jan 2011
The global economy has become so unbalanced that even government ministers who would normally have trouble explaining supply or demand clearly recognize that something has to give. To a very large extent the distortions are caused by China's long-standing policy of pegging its currency, the yuan, to the U.S. dollar. But as China's economy gains strength, and the American economy weakens, the cost and difficulty of maintaining the peg become ever greater, and eventually outweigh the benefits that the policy supposedly delivers to China. In the first few weeks of 2011 fresh evidence has arisen that shows just how difficult it has become for Beijing.
You can read the rest of Schiff's post here.

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