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To: TobagoJack who wrote (9572)	9/17/2001 2:50:30 PM
From: energyplay	Respond to of 74559

Jay - Re: Out of Eagles 0 What are the most popular gold coins in China & HK ? I have heard that Indians strongly prefer Canadian Maple leafs, because of their purity & familiarity. Evidently, they can take 10 ounces home every few months. Any preferneces on type or Size ? Also, what's popular in silver coins ? Best Regards, energyplay

To: TobagoJack who wrote (9572)	9/19/2001 12:08:27 AM
From: Ilaine	Respond to of 74559

>>Taiwan gets green light from WTO after 11 years By Kevin Chen STAFF REPORTER The WTO approved Taiwan's entry accord yesterday, one day af-ter the trade group endorsed China's membership. The news means that Taiwan's 11-year odyssey to gain membership in the trade body is nearing an end. Minister of Economic Affairs Lin Hsin-yi (ªL«H¸q), speaking at a late-night press conference last night, confirmed that the deal in Geneva had been signed, but he emphasized that "WTO membership does not entail opening direct links with China." The 142-member WTO must still approve the deal at the organization's ministerial conference scheduled for Nov. 9 to 13 in Doha, Qatar. Both Taiwan and China must then ratify their accords and wait 30 days before their memberships become official. Barring unexpected developments, both should formally become WTO members at the beginning of next year.<< taipeitimes.com Congratulations to Taiwan, too. No offense - if there is one China then both China mainland and Taiwan should be in the WTO, right?