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Titolo: Soros: ”L’influenza globale della Cina aumenterà molto più rapidamente del previsto”

SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Financier George Soros said on Sunday that
China's global influence is set to grow faster than most people
expect, with its isolation from the global financial system and a
heavy state role in banking aiding a relatively swift economic
recovery.
He reiterated his cautious views regarding the surge in global stock
markets, although he said it may have further to go given liquidity in
the markets and that many investors are still sitting on the
sidelines.
"In many ways, Chinese banking has benefited from being isolated from
the rest of the world and is in better shape than the international
banking system," he told an audience at Shanghai's Fudan University.
China's extensive capital controls have helped to shield its financial
institutions from the worst of the global financial crisis.
"The influence of the state is also greater. So when the government
says 'lend', banks lend," Soros added. "This puts China in a better
position to recover from the recession and that is in fact what has
happened."
New loans by Chinese banks surged to record levels in the first
quarter, spurring optimism over recovery prospects for the world's
third-largest economy.
POSITIVE FORCE
"China is going to be a positive force in the world and the market,
and as a consequence, its power and influence are likely to grow.
Personally, I believe it's going to grow faster than most people
currently expect," Soros said.
He acknowledged that some doubts remain over China's economic
recovery, however, noting data such as a continued fall in electricity
consumption.
He also noted that China's aggressive 4 trillion yuan ($586 billion)
economic stimulus program, announced last year, had bolstered the
economy.
"If that program proves inadequate, it is in a position to apply
additional stimulus. China is also in a position to foster a revival
of its exports by extending credit and investing abroad," he said.
He reiterated his view that because China's economy is only one-
quarter the size of the U.S. economy, it cannot replace the American
consumer as the motor of the global economy, so global growth will be
slower than in the past.
He sounded a more upbeat note for China's asset markets than for
global markets overall, where he remained wary.
"I'm pretty cautious. Even though I've said prices are cheap, I'm not
so optimistic as to put all my money into stocks or assets because I
think that the outlook is fairly uncertain.
"I do, however, think that the Chinese economy is a promising economy.
I think here it is more a matter of finding the right assets rather
than saying that I'm not interested in investing."
http://www.reuters.com/article/ousiv/idUSTRE5560M120090607


Come previsto.
Ma non risolvera' i problemi europei se non in certi settori. 

il capitalismo cinese non turba i tuoi sogni comunisti?


Si facesse un giro resterebbe sconvolto.
Piu' che la Cina che va su, vedo tutti gli altri andare giu'.
Morale la Cina prende l'Europa.
Non gli USA, quelli sono un pianeta a parte, grandi exploit e grandi tonfi.
I Cinesi son piu' europei e tradizionalisti.
Soros avra' i dentini da vampiro formato drago.
Se la Cina sta bene e' merito del fatto che gente come Soros non ha potuto
speculare criminalmente come altrove.
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