This afternoon, Jonathan Anderson from UBS sent out two messages related to “restocking and China” that will prove interesting to readers who are looking for the bottom of this economic cycle. The first was a research note (email me for the... ...full story at All Roads
from All Roads on Wed, Sep 02 2009
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Clinton ends Asia tour stressing economic ties in China »
YouTube video Secretary of State Hillary Clintons week-long tour of Asia ended this weekend with high-level talks in China, which covered the global economic crisis, global warming and North Koreas nuclear program.
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