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To: russwinter who wrote (82157)	5/30/2007 9:59:45 AM
From: yard_man	Read Replies (1) of 110194

why worry?? Better than expected ... reuters.com >>Latest China stock dive lacks global punch Wed May 30, 2007 8:00AM EDT Photo Company News TREASURIES-Claw up in Asia as stock markets take a hit FOREX-Yen holds gains after Chinese move, eyes on stocks Tokyo stocks seen moving little, politics in focus RPT-JGBs edge up after core CPI falls as expected JGBs fall on Nikkei rally, slump in Treasuries Email This Article \| Print This Article \| Reprints [-] Text [+] By Jeffrey Hodgson and Ian Chua - Analysis HONG KONG (Reuters) - When Chinese stocks dropped almost 9 percent in February it caught international investors off guard, triggering a global market sell-off that raised ugly memories of the Asia financial crisis a decade earlier. By comparison, the 6.5 percent fall in Shanghai shares on Wednesday has caused few global ripples yet, with even stock markets in Asia registering only modest declines. Volatility in currency, commodity and debt markets was also more subdued. Global investors are less inclined to hit the panic button this time, strategists and fund managers said, because the pullback in China was widely expected and global sell-offs in the past year have proven to be buying opportunities.<<

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