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Strategies & Market Trends : Greater China Junior Stocks

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To: Julius Wong who started this subject10/27/2003 11:22:00 PM
From: Condor   of 1992
 
From the World Gold Councils Daily Gold Market Commentary
Monday, October 27 2003
excerpt:
The People’s Bank of China’s quarterly report, released today, echoes the
comment made by President Hu to President Bush ten days ago, and by the
central bank governor earlier today, in that it underlines the government’s belief
that stable yuan is important for the economic stability of the Asia region and for
the rest of the world. The report did imply that the government will continue to
study the liberalisation of controls over the currency. China’s GDP growth in the
first nine months of this year was an annualised 8.5%, while broad money supply
is expected to overshoot the 16% target this year and reach 20%, a factor that is
raising fears in some quarters of economic overheating.
gold.org
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