Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Dr. Doom sees no credit bubble in China
Contrarian economist Marc Faber is cautiously optimistic on the outlook for China, saying he sees few signs of a mismatch between supply and demand in the real-estate sector, while its fiscal policies don't appear to be repeating the mistakes made by Western counterparts.
Still, stocks, including those in Asia could be under pressure for the rest of this year, falling perhaps as much as 20% as the U.S. dollar rallies amid resurgent fears of deflation fears, Faber was cited as saying by Bloomberg News in an interview Friday...
MarketWatch: Dr. Doom sees no credit bubble in China
Still, stocks, including those in Asia could be under pressure for the rest of this year, falling perhaps as much as 20% as the U.S. dollar rallies amid resurgent fears of deflation fears, Faber was cited as saying by Bloomberg News in an interview Friday...
MarketWatch: Dr. Doom sees no credit bubble in China
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