Stephen Greene
Stephen Greene
decided exchange foreign given move unknowns wise
They have decided to move gradually. It's a wise thing to do given the unknowns in the foreign exchange market.
disaster filth potential public relations
potential public relations disaster of profiting from filth and blasphemy.
economy economy-and-economics fast growing growth looks thanks
As if China's economy was not growing fast enough, thanks to a statistical revision, growth in 2005 looks like being about 30 percent.
economy happiness happy loosen move policy target
This 2006 target is signaling they want to move back to 'neutral,' but also that they're happy to loosen policy if the economy does weaken.
looks reaction
It looks like China's reaction in the short-term is imperceptible.
earn genuinely people plenty
Plenty of people in this organization earn more than me. I genuinely don't care,
china couple decades growth korea maybe point situation south took
China is at a point in growth where South Korea was in maybe the mid-to-late 1960s. It took Korea another couple of decades before it got to a situation where it was a much more consumer-reliant economy.
beginning chinese global wave
It's actually huge. It's the beginning of a wave of Chinese global investment.
ahead offensive people television worried
I am worried that there are people working in television who know something is going to be offensive and then just go ahead and show it.
government gradually introduce percent price
Can the government introduce price relaxations gradually enough so as to keep CPI at two-three percent a year?,
catalyst feeling government major performance reflected share
Now their performance won't just be evaluated by the government - it'll be reflected in the share price. And there's a feeling that this will be a major catalyst for change.
balanced flows until yuan
This makes sense, because until there's more balanced flows of capital, there's only one way for the yuan to go.
convenient create friction might percent scare ten trade
One could say that 9.9 percent is a very convenient number; it's not 10 percent. Ten percent might scare people, and might create more trade friction with the U.S..
banking regulate sector
Regulators can't regulate the banking sector by themselves, ... They need the market.