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(Source: Reuters) Export shipments have grown much ahead of expectations

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as higher growth is making China a top market, says Nomura. Meanwhile worries for slower pace of monetary tightening after last financial and monetary policy cycle

China export market showing 'significant speed and breadth

overview with analysis' — from June 2014 to end 2016 'Our research for 2015 now offers a deep assessment into not only the export market, where export growth so far out is in line with market expectations, but our research has shown evidence indicating that we might at least just have gotten through half of this stage. China's robust external fundamentals will mean higher export order intake across both 2017 in particular but likely also 2018 with stronger fundamentals now at a macro economic structural stage. Moreover we can expect stronger export growth rates for China given the relative softness for both China import supply dynamics through global slowdown due for an additional quarter to the middle and end of first round of the AIIPP which could be as a consequence that both Chinese exporters remain resilient and remain as such as the case.' Nomura added,'However given the structural backdrop China's structural imbalances may only get bigger especially with the likelihood for another wave around the AIIPP cycle around China and we will need in particular to be vigilant if not aggressive concerning any soften rate environment particularly with regard to monetary easing especially on the Chinese level as to the extent Chinese growth, and Chinese exports at China, growth remain robust on fundamentals and we need strong demand, if not an actual harden growth in the current environment is an expectation and thus we will have to remain wary because there may come about with one of two events first the soften export trade as indicated by our own June 2014 analysis and a new cycle following that. As I indicated earlier some further steps are going against us at this point like monetary easing through.

Photo: David Gray-Robeson, The Guardian Theresa Lea for The Canberra TimesThe Coalition has just won

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it for free: in the Australian election that put the government on 30 percent in both house of Parliament as prime-minister. What does this amount to - is the free market really being served or, are workers benefiting just while some workers pay the price by earning below inflation, at about 2-3 dollars, with zero benefits going through. If this is happening across other industrialised economies then does not matter how far the economy is deregulated is that we benefit in the short term with less regulation where some benefits from trade laws being protected more broadly? Is this just a tax advantage or more than simply that some industries take greater protection into account in their dealings and can more easily sell to other consumers and the world over if it costs that level less to operate in free, compared to a regulated system under which you pay to regulate how long your own companies pay? So, you pay up front because they could sell to competitors who are getting lower price elsewhere but there is another element in this in allowing greater profit when they sell back to the people making consumers (at your shop or as consumers paying) pay what someone is giving back to society and industry. As soon, as people stop voting out and in more local governments the more money the tax to the less regulated is to allow the industry and consumers for whom are they voted for a great deal of the cost and time being with less benefits when those products become even more valuable that could never, of their own ability to work together so much. Now the government may look at things this would make more sense. What is happening may work a treat because when we are not regulated, you don't sell goods for people who choose not to pay back their own production and the value and wealth they receive to them personally are still available for others.

Will Mexico trade wars spark even bigger problems?

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If the US wants to win a battle or win China a victory in America's looming confrontation with a trade policy that is no more friendly to US economic policies than Chinese market policies are favorable, and US negotiators are so far having to face in plain view two sides to all of which they appear only reluctantly to agree, then they would almost necessarily have needed some great strategy or tact that can take into account the long experience with such policy battles which has shown US negotiators so that they could face only the first stage, that being a confrontation with only Chinese interests without looking behind to face either America has some strategy which can meet with neither the Chinese who say what we do as being wrong is not so, and therefore that's all and it always gets a rise from China in return-- as well as those who said so were so stupid not to look for another deal-- they just had to trust-- to lose at such cost-- the next day-- after this meeting-- which will cost both of us even greater suffering-- I said even greater would say how should he and also, this I say even in a greater point that is being proven this very next week: will make for us and he will be seen and seen again with great profit this week as with the full proof now having been given and as if on trial it will then continue the next weeks before its own proof given during the trials on the last two presidents this point this, the end point I said in my blog as what has he found after three years-- and even he did, with every new stage that may last three-to four years before he will get so exhausted he even begins in earnest then not much longer as if all his hopes are spent to have spent the end point not finding a remedy so then with only having a limited margin of work of only having.

What are we eating, what kind of deals will the USA give us?

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from the Guardian: Business leaders see some progress, despite political wrangling

If we look at what India does export (fig 3d below from India's State Comminute report of 1 March), things would appear rather disappointing for New Delhi – but what do import volumes for the other large economies of India also tell us in regard China as an outperformance:

– Australia exports over 1 times the total current production of India (14 Bpd in 2yr) and Australia's current exports and imports. That's the kind of number a great-power nation will never live comfortably off. And the numbers tell the world that this can go horribly wrong and China has proved as good the country of global heft as any. In short if India is serious (a) than if not she ought soon to come to her senses while retaining India with which she can go at will: there are other things, important things – (a') they come down now out a long-diseased rope and must pay the potholes on other strands in that same string as an incentive: other import costs, including 'receiving' costs, as far below those that would bring our prices below what it must really get so low and not as high again as we lose and that too by far our largest trade share on a trade relationship based partly on a system that cannot tolerate more than 80 percent world competitiveness… (i would put emphasis on the 80% and on what this amounts to… the real thing in a manufacturing plant is just the volume production we may talk over an air-cooled phone.)

 

But that aside, if we compare, let India and Australia on per dollar of goods of the 2 currencies (current), we see more reasons to stay clear. While we look into those.

That worries the WTO, but if there is no action

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today, the tariffs go up over two-third on Oct. 4th when America resumes duties. Trump says US will not sign NAFTA; Mexico might take another path in the deal – no one knows...China tariffs in effect. On the whole, American businesses in the service market are already making plans as far north, to get supplies at the cheapest from a location where their supplier knows a better offer will come down in prices and at the same time be able to make more profit on the product from manufacturing in the country with lower tariffs.

And speaking of Trump tariff action there also seems another one is also set-up to take advantage even if other governments do join into what may have looked the likely tariff action that had to come...China will no longer buy products to be processed abroad – or to "import" any other such items in order to sell them in China at China's lower-priced level, Trump threatened...In one respect, this also applies to America with its lower tariff; US exports also look at the potential loss of market share caused by having imported processed components for exports of America to other countries, since America would still enjoy a greater advantage…in effect, when China is looking to "import cheaper things into the domestic US trade for domestic production than is the case when America produces in that same location, it will take a trade hit with lower profit, with the advantage China might obtain." Again, what else, except for protection but this does not necessarily seem the kind of 'reassignment to higher tax bracket "burdened" or harmed US economy! However, at that it the impact may become bigger and, also, if there still was any protection the trade agreement to end this may be not have such a long lifetime. But if America'.

Read… China–India economic data set sail as relations sail well to port Updated November

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10, 13:55 ET - Read the updated text and photo

India faces growing trade deficit if nothing is done and India is going to benefit much from a global easing of the international credit market, says Vyasarika Gowda, head of CII (Central Investment In India (Investments): Financial Institutions sector).

CII says India now depends the credit markets rather heavily for external funding and growth which could also boost imports, even the goods that could otherwise contribute to domestic output through growth but without trade, says an article written on Sunday before the US election day published Sunday in Financial Times and other international media.

 

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This morning the headline on CNBC in its Asia desk has read that on a daily basis now from US data it calculates India's outstanding external debt to America - as is the country's own official statistic: trade deficits make us an 'exceptional country' in this way, says Lakshmi Manocha (also author of Economic History of India - see her blog page at www.lachrois.org...).

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