China's consumer confidence index reached a record high over the past 30 months at the beginning of 2010 -- and is on a sustained trend upwards. In addition, there was a clear rise in consumption intention -- a sign of economic recovery and stability in a country. Now, this is great news for the Chinese economy as a whole, especially when you consider that the Chinese government's top priority is on economic growth driven by domestic consumption -- while reducing its reliance on exports and investment. So looking forward, I fully expect the driver of China's enormous growth story in the future will be domestic consumption, and my China Strategy portfolio is lined up to profit. more...
Significant Upside for Taiwan Stocks in 2010Taiwan's economy continues to warm up as it moves into full recovery mode. In fact, Taiwan's economy is expected to grow at around 4.8% this year due to a rebound in private investment amid an overall economic recovery. And I'm expecting the markets there to continue their solid growth.
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China's Economic Growth Hits 8.7% in 2009The Chinese recovery is moving along at record speeds with China just announcing full-year 2009 gross domestic product growth of a whopping 8.7%!
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Censorship Issues as China Bans "Avatar"The headlines involving Google and China caused quite a stir in the past couple weeks, and truly brought the censorship issue to the forefront. In fact, recently another headline along these lines hit the front pages, this time with respect to the blockbuster hit film 'Avatar.'
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The Saudi Arabia of Rare Earth MetalsRare earth metals are the key components in creating iPhones, hybrid cars, wind turbines and flat screen TVs. And China controls nearly 95% of the world's production of these rare earth elements.
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China's Auto Market Takes Top SpotChina's vehicle sales surged by more than 45% in 2009 -- and the country has likely overtaken the U.S. auto market for good. The strong momentum in China's auto market growth is happening at the same time as the drastic decline in the U.S. vehicle market.
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Brazil: Stepping onto the Global StageIt's no surprise that Brazil was the first Latin American country to recover from the global financial crisis in 2009. And the country's future prospects are growing even brighter!
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China Leads World in Skyrocketing Research GrowthChina's scientific research growth has exploded over the past three decades, and it's not slowing down any time soon. |
China Sends Largest-Ever Team to Winter OlympicsChina will send its largest-ever delegation to Vancouver for this year's Winter Olympic Games -- a whopping 182-member delegation. This year, the official hope is to attract the attention and support of the Chinese people and increase participation in winter sports, along with increasing China's standing on the global stage.
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Signs of Chinese Affluence in New Year CelebrationsThe oldest and most important traditional holiday in China is the Chinese New Year -- and the celebration is fast approaching. And traditionally, families in China hold a large family reunion at home. But this year, many Chinese families are dining out instead, with many popular restaurants already fully booked, even though the festival is still weeks away. The growing middle class in China is providing some amazing investment opportunities! more... |
Censorship Issues as China Bans "Avatar"The headlines involving Google and China caused quite a stir in the past couple weeks, and truly brought the censorship issue to the forefront. In fact, recently another headline along these lines hit the front pages, this time with respect to the blockbuster hit film 'Avatar.' So I'll discuss what these issues mean for China investors -- and how you can actually use the lengths Chinese officials will go to ensure the success of their homegrown industries to profit. more... |
"Socialist" China is More Investor Friendly than the U.S.Despite the great strides that China has undertaken to become an economic superpower, there are some investors who remain unsure if China is the 'real deal' because of the country's history of socialism and authoritarian government. However, the Chinese system known as 'socialism with Chinese characteristics' has become more capitalistic than almost all other major economies. With no capital gains tax, property tax or tax on real estate investment gains, China is actually more investor and capital friendly than the U.S. more... |
The 60th Anniversary of the People's Republic of ChinaFestivities for China's National Day were kicked off with a bang -- the Chinese government went all out to make this year's celebration of the 60th anniversary of the People's Republic of China the biggest and best ever seen in China. And they received overwhelming support, with over one million volunteering to help out with security and the parade. The Chinese have a lot to celebrate -- both their hard-won peace from civil war 60 years ago, as well as the modernization of China today. more... |
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