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How to play China’s currency nervousness

Published on May 19, 2009

It is hard to blame China for doing what it is doing. If you had a trillion dollars riding on the American economy, you would probably be a bit nervous as well.
By Andrew Snyder, TodaysFinancialNews.com
Baltimore – (TFN): The headlines are stunning, but not surprising. It is a move I predicted and even prepared readers [...]

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China starts to wonder if it made the right choice

Published on March 13, 2009

China wants a guarantee that the American currency is solid. If our currency begins to falter, the exporter will feel incredible economic pain. It is prepared to do everything it can to ensure its $2 trillion currency reserves are safe.
By Andrew Snyder, TodaysFinancialNews.com
Baltimore – (TFN): The idea of a four-day rally is fizzling out [...]

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Dollar rebound: China intervenes in currency markets

Published on September 8, 2008

There may be pressure building. But with investors spooked, chances are the IPO market will remain as dead as Kevin Federlines singing career.

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Dollar rebound: The Chinese are BUYING

Published on August 26, 2008

Dollar Bears are proclaiming the world’s rummage sale of U.S. dollars is gonna start any day now. But actually, the Chinese have started to aggressively BUY dollars. The China effect is a key ingredient in the dollar comeback. Beijing’s Politburo is clearly disturbed by the sudden downward turn in the economy as export markets freeze, and surging wage inflation in the country’s manufacturing hubs eats away at profit margins.

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