The Chinese bubble

Article Abstract:

The rising inflationary conditions in China and the slowdown of its real estate boom are some of the factors that will influence the world economy in the year 2005. The initial optimistic estimates have been revised downwards but may have to go down still further if the assumptions therein related to China do not crystallize. Trading with China was a good proposition until yesterday but today the future commitments weigh heavily on Australian trade.

China, Foreign trade, Analysis, Economic aspects, International trade, Economic conditions, Global economy, 2005 AD

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Easy-money era is over

Article Abstract:

Central banks across the world are cutting down on money supply. This will prompt a change in investment strategies and interest rates. This restrictive policy of central banks is likely to last throughout 2006 and 2007.

Government expenditures, Money Supply, Economic policy, Investments, Central banks, Monetary policy, 2006 AD, 2007 AD

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Metal fatigue

Article Abstract:

The trends in commodities market all over the world indicate that the boom phase in the metals sector is over and its time to take stock of the actual picture. The trends in futures market are also discussed.

PRIMARY METAL INDUSTRIES, Metal industries, Metal industry, Commodity futures, Industry forecasts, Commodity markets

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