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China Southern Airlines: Shorting a Strong Company

Michael Michaud submits:

Flying high with China Southern Airlines (ZNH). Long term I'm bullish on this company. Short term I'm short selling it, and will hopefully buy in at lower prices.

Is Now the Time for Chinese Stocks?

Jim Trippon submits:

At last! China investors have finally been rewarded for their patience. After a tough first half of the year, I was beginning to wonder when this day would come.

In Shanghai, stocks rang up their biggest weekly gain of the year. The Shanghai Composite Index jumped by more than 6% for a number of key reasons.

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Why the Shenzhen Stock Exchange Is the World’s Most Active IPO Market So Far This Year

Peter Fuhrman submits:

The Shenzhen Stock Exchange was the world’s busiest and largest IPO market during the first half of 2010. Through the end of June, 161 firms raised $22.6 billion in IPOs on Shenzhen Stock Exchange. The Shanghai Stock Exchange ranked No.4, with 11 firms raising $8.2 billion.

Take a minute to let that sink in.

Understanding the Real Chinese Currency and Currency Based Funds

World Market Pulse submits:

Before discussing the currency of modern day China and its derivatives and currency dealings, it is important to delve into this nation's glorious past and understand the root pattern of its currency and finances. China has had a long historical association with monetary development and money printing. It was after all the first civilization to use paper money. It’s said that in the ancient Song Dynasty in China, emperors themselves painted characters on the coins.

Top 5 Graphs of the Week: China and U.S. Data

Econ Grapher submits:

This week we look at some of the major data points out of the two economic juggernauts, China and the US. In particular we focus on China GDP and industrial production, CPI for both China and the US, and the current path of the US trade balance.

1. China GDP

The Situation in Asia: China's Growth Slows, Singapore's Surges

Trader Mark submits:

Please take all government data with many grains of salt, but...

#1 - China says it is engineering a slowdown "perfectly," (it was reported earlier this week that property prices actually fell last month for the first time in over a year after some breakneck increases) and Q2 GDP fell to 10.3% from the wicked 11.9% gain in the previous quarter. Inflation is back down below 3%.

China International Trade: Sustained Surpluses?

Econ Grapher submits:

China released its monthly trade figures for the month of June, reporting a trade surplus of $20.2 billion (versus consensus estimates of $15.6 billion), much improved on figures earlier this year, and a surplus of $8.2 billion for the same period of 2009.

China Still Spending on Infrastructure, Real Estate

David Hunkar submits:

The World Bank released its latest China Quarterly Update last month. The following are some of the key takeaways from the report:

Tuesday in China

Marc Chandler submits:

There are several noteworthy developments from China.

Top 5 Graphs of the Week: A Tough but Gradual Recovery

Econ Grapher submits:

In this edition we look at the PMI numbers for China, and the U.S., and review the results of the quarterly Tankan in Japan. We then look more closely at some of the other data points out of the U.S. last week; the Case-Shiller house price index, consumer confidence, and of course nonfarm payrolls.

1. China PMI

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