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The China boost

November 6, 2008 By Jim

 

The deepest slowdown is felt where the actual assembly lines are literally almost to a halt.  With the USA being the largest consumers in the world, a slowdown on buying means a slowdown in manufacturing.  Triple ouch for China.

  1. Just recovering from the Olympic blowout
  2. Minimal cash-in on investments after the Olympics
  3. Manufacturing industry slowdown
But today I’ve heard that they are gearing up to boost the World’s stock market.  A US$568 billion stimulus package is being staged to counter a slowdown the Asian powerhouse’s export-led economy.  Call it emergency money, or a bailout, either way this was a welcome gesture as the world’s stock markets is set to take a positive turn.  

The Chinese stimulus package includes loosening of credit restrictions, tax cuts and a massive infrastructure spending program, according to China’s Xinhua news agency.

The money will be spent over the next two years to finance several areas, including low-income housing, technological innovation and rebuilding from several disasters — including the May 12 earthquake in Sichuan province that killed nearly 70,000 people.

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