CHINA.
18 octubre 2011
China GDP tercer trimestre: 9.1%
inflacion sept: 6.1%
| Shanghai | 2,407.94 | -32.46 (-1.33%) |
| Nikkei 225 | 8,749.07 | -130.53 (-1.47%) |
| Hang Seng Index | 18,298.29 | -575.70 (-3.05%) |
| TSEC | 7,358.04 | -103.08 (-1.38% |
“Although Chinese exports remain close to record levels, some impact from weaker global growth was to be expected,” said Brian Jackson, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets, in a note.
“We don’t expect China’s exports to collapse as sharply as they did at the end of 2008, but risks are definitely skewed to a further moderation in external demand in coming months,” Jackson noted.
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Ahora hay que contar incluso menos con China
China se encamina hacia un aterrizaje mucho más dificultoso que el que le gustaría a la economía mundial.
Durante meses, la esperanza ha sido que la menor inflación de China proporcionaría el entorno para menores tasas de interés y una vía para que Beijing escapara de un amenazante estallido de la burbuja del sector inmobiliario del país.
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El déficit comercial de EE.UU. con China alcanza un nivel récord en agosto
WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)--El déficit comercial de Estados Unidos con China registró un nuevo récord en agosto, lo que probablemente tendrá un efecto en el Congreso estadounidense, donde se debate un proyecto legislativo que sancionaría al país asiático por sus políticas en el tipo de cambio de su monedaLa desaceleración de los países ricos pesa sobre los emergentes
Los problemas del mundo desarrollado están comenzando a perjudicar a economías emergentes como China, Brasil e Indonesia, que empiezan a implementar políticas dirigidas a reanimar el crecimiento para compensar los daños
China’s consumer price index reportedly rises at a slower pace than economists had been expecting.
Oct. 13, 2011, 5:12 a.m. EDT
China trade surplus eases in September
By Chris Oliver, MarketWatch
HONG KONG (MarketWatch) – China’s trade surplus cooled in September for the second straight month as growth in exports and imports weakened against a backdrop of global economic woes.
The surplus eased to $14.51 billion, compared to $17.76 billion in August, and $31.5 billion in July, according to data released Thursday by the General Administration of Customs.
Analysts had been expecting a gap of $17.25 billion, according to the median forecast of analysts polled by Dow Jones Newswires.
China CPI rises 6.1%China’s consumer price index reportedly rises at a slower pace than economists had been expecting.
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