Australian Dollar, Unions and China

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  1. silverwink

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    It seems that the unions have been enlisted in the currency wars as reference today's article
    ( http://www.theage.com.au/national/get-tough-on-china-unions-20111002-1l3zp.html )

    Nobody bashed the Swiss when they overnight devalued by about 10%, or the Japanese who regularly devalue. The difference is that China refuses to strengthen it's currency ( as Australia has let happen) and allow it's savings to be used to finance the weaker financial countries.

    " "Countries with prudent finances will
    be penalized with a strong currency, factory
    closures and job losses."
    ( http://www.gata.org/files/MurrayPollittLetter-09-16-2011.pdf )

    Australia will face the prospect of having it's savings and wealth sucked out by a strong aussie dollar unless it joins the currency "race to the bottom!"
     

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