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To: russwinter who wrote (22447)	11/25/2004 11:16:39 AM
From: RealMuLan	Respond to of 110194

Russ, behind all those screaming<g> of China burning raw materials like there is no tomorrow, they never mentioned where are those finished product went? China consumes only very small part of it. And don't worry, China will slow down in their exports. Plenty companies cannot even get the cost back on what they exported, not to mention profit! And it is estimated that the foreign importers owe China manufactures as much as US$100 billion (majority of those were accumulated in the last two years)! This may also indicate that a lot of investment may not get what they put in. No, China's state banks are not the only losers in this game since a lot of those investment came from the other side borders. Japanese whined about high raw material price? LOL. It is China's boom to pull them out from the decade-long deflation, isn't it?