なんとなくマンネリのにおいがしてきた。
論評がオナジトコロをぐるぐる回るような。
金融システム崩壊による世界大恐慌後の社会再建の理念と方策を目標に考えている(目標でかすぎ、だが方程式的に解くとフラクタル的に拡散し自動再構築する)のだが、つい目前の事情に振舞わされてしまう。
いろいろ学習をしなくてはね。
未来は作るもので勝手にやってくるものではない、と自戒。
ちょっかい意見をすこし。なんのこんきょもありまへん。
参考資料:イラン爆撃のためにまず通貨戦争を仕掛けている??
まあ、相手のためになることは絶対しないのですから。ジェイの仕業でなくイスラエル系のやつらでしょうね.
妄想1:ジェイのしわざ
アジア覇権委譲のための真水投入。ドルでおいておくと溶けるので。この妄想案ではでもとは世界唯一の真水、日本の金 後略
妄想2:モサド/いすらえる派経済人のしわざ
でも選挙に負けたんですから、意外にかねないのかも。
チベット暴動、聖火騒動、と地震は逆効果で団結を進める方向へ進んじゃった。モサドはありゃま、ですね。つぎの一手はこれじゃ〜〜〜
torillionは10の12乗だから1.8兆ドルですかね。180兆円を一挙に中国に注入したとね。(ひょっとしてこれ日本の金じゃないでしょうね。)
#1 元を強引に上げる?中国製品海外に売れなくなる。企業苦しくなる
#2 その後でばっと引き抜く
#3 元暴落する、株式暴落する
#4 インフレと不況ひどくなる。
#5 暴動でぐちゃぐちゃになる。軍の国内貼り付けの計
#6 イラン支援不可能になる
#7 イラン単独で戦うことになる。
で、ロシアには何仕掛けんでしょう?繰り返している試みですが、プーチン暗殺かもね。中国はいまは個人独裁でないので一人くらい殺してもコントロールできまへん。オバマ暗殺計画もまだくすぶっている。
良くあたる占いサイトの占いではヒラリーがなるそうですから、どうなんでしょう。下僕のはずのネオナチは逆らいよるし、出城に過ぎないイスラエルが本国USを乗っ取りをかけてくる。巨大権力の3分裂状態に見える。「3体問題」はスーパーコンピューターでも解けないそうですぞ!
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Unprecedented capital inflows test Chinese regulators
www.chinaview.cn 2008-07-01 17:33:02
by Lin Jianyang
BEIJING, July 1 (Xinhua) -- China has taken a series of increasingly aggressive measures in the past several months to blunt the impact of so-called "hot money," amid the explosive growth of its foreign exchange reserves, which have soared beyond what can be explained by trade and investment flows.
The inflows have been so massive as to raise alarms over the country's financial security.
According to the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE), as of the end of May, forex reserves stood at 1.797 trillion U.S. dollars.
During the first five months of 2008, forex reserves increased by 18.7 percent year-on-year, or 268.7 billion U.S. dollars, SAFE figures showed.
Where is all that money coming from, and where is it going?
HOW MUCH IS "HOT MONEY"?
What caught the attention of analysts was that forex reserves jumped at the same time as the current-account surplus and foreign direct investment (FDI) into the fixed-asset field declined year-on-year.
Set against the increased forex reserves in the first five months of this year, there was the 78.02 billion U.S. dollars represented by the trade surplus, which was down 8.6 percent year-on-year.
Another 42.78 billion U.S. dollars was connected with FDI in the first five months, which soared nearly 55 percent year-on-year. But FDI going into fixed assets (longer-term investment), actually fell 3.5 percent in the same period.
Jiang Zheng, a macro-economist at a Beijing-based securities firm, has closely tracked these figures and analyzed the data.
Deducting the trade surplus and the FDI, there was an unexplained 147.9 billion U.S. dollars in the forex reserve increase figure, which Jiang and numerous other analysts consider to be "hot money", which is usually defined as short-term global speculative funds moving among financial markets in search of the highest short-term return.
The government doesn't release official figures on this category of funds; in fact, it doesn't even use the term "hot money". So analysts can only make estimates.
Jiang said the "hot money" figures deduced by analysts might even be underestimates. "There is a tricky decline among the FDI figures, i.e. the drop of fixed-asset investment," he explained.
"Foreign direct investment in the first five months soared about 55 percent. But strangely, fixed-asset FDI in the first five months fell 3.5 percent from last year's figure," Jiang said.
Jiang said it appeared that some speculative money had managed to move into China in the guise of FDI.
But there are many other channels for "hot money" to flow into China. These include falsified international trade with over-invoiced exports and underground private banks, according to Jiang.
Jiang and other analysts maintained that as much as 600 billion U.S. dollars in "hot money" had surged into the country, most of it after 2005.
Jiang said he was somewhat surprised at the scale of "hot money" inflows in the first five months of this year. The monthly inflow of "hot money" from January-May was estimated at 35 billion U.S. dollars, more than double the 15 billion U.S. dollar figure for the same period last year, Jiang said.
In April alone, deduction showed that a record 50.2 billion U.S. dollars of "hot money" poured into China, he said.
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