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Monday, November 3, 2008
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  • China's manufacturing fell the most on record in October as demand for exports shrank while domestic orders fell. Premier Wen Jiabao called for China to maintain 'stable and relatively fast' growth, as Q3 economic growth slowed to 2003 levels. (ETF: FXI, PGJ)

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    Only the beginning, unfortunately....Anyon... who thinks that 'developed countries' will suffer the most from this slowdown should look to countries that have sold us things of which we will buy much, much less in the next few years. No better example of course, than China.
    2008 Nov 03 04:36 AM | Link | Reply
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