・・・President Obama signaled the tougher line on Wednesday, telling
Democratic senators that the United States needed “to make sure our
goods are not artificially inflated in price and their goods are not
artificially deflated in price; that puts us at a huge competitive
disadvantage.”・・・
Economists estimate that China’s currency, the renminbi, is
undervalued by at least 25 percent and as much as 40 percent, relative
to the dollar and other currencies.・・・
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/02/04/world/asia/04diplo.html?ref=world&
pagewanted=print
ドイツのシュピーゲル誌も、米中の決別は避けられないとの記事を載せました。↓
・・・What will happen to "Chimerica," that economic marriage of
convenience? The sense that it would be better to dissolve the forced
union sooner rather than later is growing within China's Communist
Party. Financial managers within the party are already exchanging
long-term US Treasury securities for more short-term securities.
Sooner or later, Chimerica will come to an end. The real question is
whether the former partners will be able to live peacefully with one
another -- or if the divorce proceedings will turn acrimonious.
http://www.spiegel.de/international/world/0,1518,674848,00.html