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October 21st, 2010
02:06 PM GMT
It’s that uncomfortable question. If Beijing sneezes, do developing economies catch a cold? Well, this week it was more like a raging fever. China’s small rise in interest rates (among other factors) sent U.S. stocks tumbling 165 points on Tuesday, and the rest of the world followed suit. But why, you might ask, does the world care so much about China? Well, fear not, Quest and Ali are back, and this week’s Q&A will be another battle of business wills to find the right answer to that question. Tune in tonight, Thursday to watch and leave us ideas for next week’s Q & A in the comments section (right underneath here). |
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At the beginning of your Q&A on China, you stated that China LOWERED its interest rate; I started a mental "celebration". Then, Ali, during your 60 seconds, you said they RAISED it! NOT NICE!!!
Ithink that because the big share,influence of chinese economy,finance at the other giant economic of our world like USA,EUROPE.
-ACCORDING THE likes between these economics.