Sunday, November 04, 2012

China Replacing The U.S. - Part 2

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As the U.S. economy continues to run at stall speed under the mounting legislation and regulation of the Obama administration, China is doing exactly what was predicted here just 5-years ago.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2007

China Replacing The U.S.

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On September 12, I wrote about the issue of "why is China subsidizing the U.S.":
I believe that the Chinese government's goal is to be the dominant nation in the world by the end of the 21st century... economically and militarily... so that it will have priority access to the rest of the world's resources.
Oh yes it is. h/t Mike McIntyre.

Asian economies turn to yuan

A "renminbi bloc" has been formed in East Asia, as nations in the region abandon the US dollar and peg their currency to the Chinese yuan — a major signal of China's successful bid to internationalize its currency, a research report has said. 
The Peterson Institute for International Economics, or PIIE, said in its latest research that China has moved closer to its long-term goal for the renminbi to become a global reserve currency. 
Since the global financial crisis, the report said, more and more nations, especially emerging economies, see the yuan as the main reference currency when setting their exchange rate. 
And now seven out of 10 economies in the region — including South Korea, Indonesia,Malaysia, Singapore and Thailand — track the renminbi more closely than they do the US dollar. Only three economies in the group — Hong Kong, Vietnam, and Mongolia — still have currencies following the dollar more closely than the renminbi, said the report, posted on the institute's website. 
The South Korean won, for example, has appreciated in sync with the renminbi against the dollar since mid-2010. 
China has long vowed to raise its currency's global sway, along with the rise of its economy,which became the world's second-biggest last year. 
The goal has seen significant development in recent years as the country promotes renminbi-denominated cross-border trade and gradually loosens control over its capital accounts. [full article here]
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