China warnings to the US: Pakistan & public debt

[Tiki Tam Tam]

China herself is in dire straits having made deep inroads into the US economy.

It will have serious repercussions domestically.

Manufacturing has also started leaving China's shores.

Hardly worth worrying what China has to say.

 

[lem34]

China herself is in dire straits having made deep inroads into the US economy.

It will have serious repercussions domestically.

Manufacturing has also started leaving China's shores.


Hardly worth worrying what China has to say.

Thats not fair Tiki and you know it. I had come to expect so much more from your posts. lol

 

[Protectionist Gareth]

Since a long time i have been counting on how many warnings China issues...and those warnings are mere statements...to India,Norway,US etc BLAH BLAH..What follows the warning?---Small balls!
China is only creating a joker out of itself..warning--No action---warning---No action--warning--No action and the cycle goes on.
Come up with something new..i am bored.

Btw,article from a blog.

 

[jdme]

Some things are transparent. The anti muslim nexus of america israel and india is there for everyone to see. in fact I think India is prob the least anti muslim actor of the nexus.

India is no more "anti-muslim" than Pakistan or Saudi is anti-non muslim. Doesn't mean that India is "plotting" with Israel/US.

 

[Arunpillai]

Does a blog by some unknown guy deserve such a thread? Its just his opinion..

 

[Guest01]

Looks like a Cristina Palmer's (Chilly Palmer's sister) clone's opinion. Rid of fact and dense with opinion and wishful thinking. What is there to debate?

 

[Aramsogo]

China herself is in dire straits having made deep inroads into the US economy.

It will have serious repercussions domestically.

Manufacturing has also started leaving China's shores.

Hardly worth worrying what China has to say.

What idiotic logic. Just because the Indian economy is less connected to the developed world doesn't mean it will do better. Somalia is even less connected than India, should I worry Somalia will be the next economic superpower??

 

[jdme]

What idiotic logic. Just because the Indian economy is less connected to the developed world doesn't mean it will do better. Somalia is even less connected than India, should I worry Somalia will be the next economic superpower??

All things are possible under your guidance. Anywho, India is not Somalia. Comparison is flawed. Fact that trade doesn't rule India economy surely helps in present case. Ofcourse India will feel some effect (equity, FDI, drop in export..).

 

[lem34]

All things are possible under your guidance. Anywho, India is not Somalia. Comparison is flawed. Fact that trade doesn't rule India economy surely helps in present case.

Off topic again. Its not about somalia and india.

 

[IndianArmy]

What idiotic logic. Just because the Indian economy is less connected to the developed world doesn't mean it will do better. Somalia is even less connected than India, should I worry Somalia will be the next economic superpower??

I wonder If Somalia has an economy to stay independent, we have seen nations failing despite having an economy.

 

[Guest01]

What idiotic logic. Just because the Indian economy is less connected to the developed world doesn't mean it will do better. Somalia is even less connected than India, should I worry Somalia will be the next economic superpower??

Very disappointed with your understanding of the situation. Any economy which is less dependent on the exports to US will be relatively better insulated in this crisis. China is VERY EXPOSED to the crisis because of the very high dependence on exports. So any economy which is better insulated in this crisis will do relatively better than those that are exposed.

In fact even making a mockery of Somalia is dangerous for you. You must pray (or whatever is allowed by the communist party) that all goes well with even Somalia becuase China is getting quite some resources exported from there.

If you follow up with more questions, I will be happy to help you learn more.


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[Aramsogo]

Very disappointed with your understanding of the situation. Any economy which is less dependent on the exports to US will be relatively better insulated in this crisis. China is VERY EXPOSED to the crisis because of the very high dependence on exports. So any economy which is better insulated in this crisis will do relatively better than those that are exposed.

In fact even making a mockery of Somalia is dangerous for you. You must pray (or whatever is allowed by the communist party) that all goes well with even Somalia becuase China is getting quite some resources exported from there.

If you follow up with more questions, I will be happy to help you learn more.


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Wrong. India is starved for capital. Capital is being pulled just when India needs it most. China is just about done riding the US coattail. India wanted to hop on too, but the ride is already over and 800million are still starving just like Somalia. You'll see. China will come out stronger just like 2008. India that FDI is never coming now.

 

[jdme]

^^FDI into India rockets to $5.65 billion in June - Rediff.com Business
Foreign direct investment (FDI) into India saw a whopping 310 per cent increase in June to $5.65 billion, the highest monthly inflow in the last 11 financial years, indicating the revival of investor confidence in the Indian economy.

In June, 2010, FDI inflows into the country amounted to $1.38 billion.

FDI flows were also very high in May, 2011, with the country receiving foreign investment worth $4.66 billion, a jump of 111 per cent vis-a-vis the same period last year.




Lets not get off the topic by the way.

 

[krash]

Thats not fair Tiki and you know it. I had come to expect so much more from your posts. lol

For your own sake do not be fooled by his "MILITARY PROFESSIONALS" tag. Hes as rich a troll as they come.

China herself is in dire straits having made deep inroads into the US economy.

It will have serious repercussions domestically.

Manufacturing has also started leaving China's shores.

Hardly worth worrying what China has to say.

Oh please do elaborate..........waiting anxiously.

 

[lem34]

^^FDI into India rockets to $5.65 billion in June - Rediff.com Business
Foreign direct investment (FDI) into India saw a whopping 310 per cent increase in June to $5.65 billion, the highest monthly inflow in the last 11 financial years, indicating the revival of investor confidence in the Indian economy.

In June, 2010, FDI inflows into the country amounted to $1.38 billion.

FDI flows were also very high in May, 2011, with the country receiving foreign investment worth $4.66 billion, a jump of 111 per cent vis-a-vis the same period last year.




Lets not get off the topic by the way.

But thats just it JDME you cant help going off topic can you... everythread you go on you do the same.