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Felix Zulauf: Credit Meltdown Will Force The Federal Reserve To Backtrack On Tight Money Policy

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Is There a Bailout of the Chinese Yuan?

China historically has run a current account surplus, meaning the Yuan would be strong. So is it possible that the China could sell its treasuries in order to make sure that Yuan wouldn't depreciate if it had to bail out his banking system? Well, actually the Chinese haven't bought treasuries for quite some time. They have done with the surpluses that they created through the current account surpluses is really that they paid back US dollar denominated loans. That's why many people have been bullish on the recovery in China because they saw those numbers. But it was all misleading. And I think the Chinese will not put more money into US treasuries. I

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