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Strategies & Market Trends : Currents of Currency

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From: The Wharf7/30/2012 11:56:49 AM
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BEIJING (AP) -- China's government said Monday it will launch projects to attract private investment in energy, health and other industries as it tries to reverse an economic slump. The Cabinet announcement adds to a flurry of efforts to stimulate growth that has fallen to a three-year low, raising the threat of job losses and social unrest. The International Monetary Fund said last week China probably has achieved a "soft landing" but warned "global headwinds are increasing" due to Europe's debt crisis and a weak U.S. recovery.

>> So it begins the market is future oriented but future is built into todays price and tomorrows soft landing can throw a can of worms into that

How to stimulate well you attempt to keep the US up too as they have huge appetites they are use to living very well. Tis not simple on one end is the nation the other the corp world and in the center is the FED. .The FED is suppose to judge what is going on in the nation and corps have a their own economists who are not always in sync with the FED. The nation does not know what the heck it is doing it knows it is struggling to try to find fact or fiction in an election year. It knows it is struggling with the job market and it knows no one ever has enough money., Strange no matter how much we print it is never enough.

What say you AG?
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