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amandabeech Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Nov-16-09 06:47 PM
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9. That is true. But their imports from other countries will be cheaper.
Oil being first among them, but also basic metals and coal.

Agricultural imports from the U.S. will also be cheaper.

I figure that they will cut back on treasury purchases at some point. I read here on DU, either here or in the stock market watch thread, that the Chinese are interested in short-term rather than long-term securities. My guess is that they believe interest rates will go up, and they'd rather be in the position to buy long-term high interest bonds. But what do I know--I'm a former history major.
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