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[RevolutionRadio.org] China faces 'economic slowdown' in 2010 - RevolutionRadio.org: Speaking in Shanghai over the weekend, Mr Roach said: “China’s growth model is much more about supply than demand. It’s not a sustainable model for China.

[Ghana Business News] Stephen Roach says China's economy may slow in 2010 : Ghana ...: The “imbalance” created by China’s overdependence on exports for growth was compounded by the government’s efforts to bolster the world’s third-biggest economy as the global recession sapped demand for Chinese-made toys, clothes and electronics, Roach said. China’s stimulus measures have also raised concerns about overcapacity and asset bubbles.

[ArabianMoney.Net] Morgan Stanley's Roach warns on China slowdown next year ...: Widely followed analyst and chairman of Morgan Stanley Asia, Stephen Roach has warned that China may face an economic slowdown in the middle of next year because its growth model is unsustainable.

[Money Supply] FT.com | Money Supply | Economic news digest: Approval initially covers $1.5bn securities, but the potential and significance are greater. Meanwhile Jim O'Neill, chief economist of Goldman Sachs, says there is no chance of a free-floating renminbi while Morgan Stanley Asian chairman Stephen Roach warns of economic slowdown in China in the middle of next year because of an .

[CFR.org - Europe/Russia] China's Economic Outlook - Council on Foreign Relations: Speaker: Stephen S. Roach, Chairman, Morgan Stanley Asia. Presider: Elizabeth C. Economy, C.V. Starr Senior Fellow And Director For Asia Studies, Council On Foreign Relations. October 19, 2009. Council on Foreign Relations ...

[The Daily Capitalist] Morgan Stanley's Stephen Roach Fails Econ 101 | The Daily Capitalist: (Yes, I understand the RMB is tied to the dollar.)  Apparently he is making news to puff up his new book, “The Next Asia: Opportunities and Challenges for a New Globalization.”  He also said the U.S. must think “long and hard” about its relationship with China, which has financed America’s appetite for consumer goods by buying Treasury securities.

[CFR.org - Essential Documents] The U.S.-Chinese Economic Relationship: Symbiotic or Antagonistic ...: Zachary Karabell, President, River Twice; Author, Superfusion: How China and America Became One Economy and Why the World’s Prosperity Depends on It

[Hmmm Hmmm] China's yuan and the fate of the world « Hmmm Hmmm: Stephen Roach, chairman of investment bank Morgan Stanley Asia, warned investors at a forum in Shanghai on 24 October that the large surplus of exports over imports is an imbalance that is unsustainable and could weigh down economic growth from the middle of 2010. Paul Krugman, an economics professor at Princeton University, blames the global bubbles that when pop blasting America's economy into recession, partly on a cheap Chinese currency.

[Breaking News] Stocks post moderately gains in early trading as investors prepare ...: Stocks moderately higher at openingNEW YORK ”” Investors are taking a few more chances on the stock market Friday, sending stocks moderately higher for a fourth straight day ahead of comments from Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke and a report on housing. During an annual Fed conference in Jackson Hole, Wyo., Bernanke is expected to talk about the past year's financial crisis and could provide clues about how the Fed will eventually remove trillions of dollars in aid used to support the economy.

[Free of State] Free of State » Blog Archive » China faces 'economic slowdown' in 2010: He warned that China is overdependent on exports at a time when the global recession has sapped demand for its toys, clothes and electronics. He said the Chinese government’s $586bn stimulus plan has added to the “imbalance” and raised questions about over-capacity and asset bubbles.

[Breaking News] Go east: Companies selling in China, India see faster rebound than ...: Manufacturers, who typically export a big portion of their goods, are also benefiting from a falling U.S. dollar, which makes overseas sales more valuable, said Stephen Stanley, chief U.S. economist at RBS. October 1st, 2009 WASHINGTON - As the global economy recovers from its worst crisis in decades, India and China will lead the expansion this year and will grow at rates of 5.4 and 8.5 percent, respectively, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

[Fair Currency Coalition] Sophie Leung, “China Sees Faster Production Gains in Fourth ...: Investment by Chinese firms abroad rose to $20.5 billion in July through September, almost triple a year earlier, the Ministry of Commerce said in a statement. Industrial output may rise 16 percent in the fourth quarter, Ministry of Industry and Information Technology official Zhu Hongren said in a briefing, compared with a 13.9 percent pace of gains in September.

[The Traders Journal] Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News | The Traders Journal: This morning, Morgan Stanley's Stephen Roach said investors are wrong to bet on China reining things in: "The Chinese really are fixated on one thing and one thing alone which is social stability ”” they don't want to take a risk of another .Regional reports Monday suggested the economy is approaching levels associated with the end of recession, but isn't exactly surging to new highs.

[All News, Video and Posts related to TOPIC: China] Blog: The Dollar Meeting No One Talks About - Britain * Europe ...: Roach is correct to criticize China's recent stimulus spending on those grounds, but he may be wrong to say that policy makers in Beijing do not "get it". The Chinese know there is a problem but in the midst of the recent crisis had little option but to throw money at the economy in ways that would shore up demand that had collapsed when the US consumer cut back on spending.

[Full Comment] Stephen Gordon: More illiteracy on the economic front - Full Comment: The loonie's collapse a decade ago was hailed by then Bank of Canada governor Gordon Thiessen as proof of the benefits of a floating rate. The decline buffered the blow delivered to the economy by low resource prices by helping "Canadian manufacturing and other non-commodity sectors to increase their exports to the United States,"

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