Fattyacids
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Well, in any case, G20 finance ministers were in Sydney this past week. Emerging FM's were told that they must clean their own house first and then start asking for solidarity from the developed countries. Solidarity in the form of not stopping printing.
This 85 bill $ a month is the best thing that happened to Asia. It covers all the blunders you made with overinvestment, overcapacity, corruption and makes the ball roll forward. That's why your FM's and bank governors have their panties in a twist over US intent to stop printing.
$85 billion a month was to bail out the US itself, not to bankroll the emerging countries. Obviously you do not know the dynamic relationship between USD, carry trade, and asset prices. These central bankers very well knew, but they weren't too ready to bolster their current account when the times were good. Of course they have to put their own house in order now. Yellen is answerable to the US congress, no one else. All she can is to ensure a slow and gradual pace of tapering.
No, my FM and bank governor were having a party in Sydney drinking Moutai, smoking cigars. We have $4 trillion in reserves.
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