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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (14678)	2/23/2007 2:40:01 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217652

Obsession with China is no good. Chinese banks were not restructured yet. Brazil's were cleaned up and old out. There are quite a few challenges that China has to face. It's cureency cannot be valued. A stronger yuan would lead to more imports and less exports, exacerbating China's problem with overcapacity, which in turn, may lead to deflation, lower corporate profits, an increase in banks' bad loans and 'could even trigger a financial crisis,' Lin, an advisor to the government, said. He suggested that China stick to the principle that the yuan's rise be 'independent, flexible and affordable.' They don't have possibilities to invest and pile up buildings by the waterline. They over invest and cause speculative bubbles. Developing countries in Asia attracted $98 billion in overseas investment last year, according to United Nations statistics, about four times the average from 1998 to 2004. Hardly a sign that they are saving and investing.