Chinese want US bonds issued in yuan rather than dollars, page 1
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reply posted on 9-6-2009 @ 01:51 AM by projectvxn
reply to post by redhatty



I've been harping on this crap for so long. I just shut up about it. I just read KDs thoughts on the matter, it is amazing how close he and I are in opinion. Things are going to get ugly. I've already warned everyone who will listen.


reply posted on 9-6-2009 @ 04:09 AM by silent thunder
Originally posted by projectvxn
reply to
post by redhatty



I've been harping on this crap for so long. I just shut up about it. I just read KDs thoughts on the matter, it is amazing how close he and I are in opinion. Things are going to get ugly. I've already warned everyone who will listen.




There are a lot more people expecting this than you think. The trick of course is timing. "Being early is the same as being wrong," as the man said. But those who have prepared well will make it through the dark valley, I am sure.


reply posted on 9-6-2009 @ 04:39 AM by dawnstar
reply to post by silent thunder



I guess this is what happens when you devalue your dollar by creating them out of thin air, spread your toxic pieces of worthless paper, claiming they have value, and well.....just spending wildly when you know that you are pretty much broke! I don't blame china!!
but, well, if china did this, they wouldn't they have let the currency lose, to rise in value. they haven't wanted to do this, since it gives them a pretty big perk when it comes to bringing industry (and job) into their country.

every thing has a silver lining to it, and that is this ones....
we ain't gonna get ourselves out of this rut as a "service economy", we need our production back, and well, if it get's more costly to ship the production overseas, maybe these jobs will come back here?



reply posted on 9-6-2009 @ 07:45 AM by jefwane
reply to post by camain



Actually Camain, Japan has already talked about wanting to see the US issue bonds denominated in Yen. It wasn't that long ago, either.

The US in the past I believe, actually issued bonds denominated in foreign currencies. I believe there was some bond issue during the Carter administration that was denominated in foreign currency.

Anyway, given the current global economy authorizing US debt to be denominated in non-dollar currencies would be tantamount to treason IMHO. It would be simple for China to demand Yuan denominated bonds then strengthen the Yuan against the dollar. Then BOOM! instant economic devastation.


reply posted on 9-6-2009 @ 10:08 AM by GreenBicMan
reply to post by Chevalerous



Yeah, I think this is added to the disinformation list, along with the recent interview with the russian president with mario buttaromo.. that was a classic set up IMO of course..

and yes I would rather take euro over Yuan.. this just goes to show China is garbage in the first place, and I dont think for one second we couldnt find another way to spend the $$ we do w/o them if need be.

but i think this all falls under "BS"
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