Asian markets can expect a rough start to 2010 as low interest rates push down the value of the US dollar and drive asset bubbles, particularly in emerging markets, according to the New York-based economist, Professor Nouriel Roubini. In an interview with the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) ahead of Hong Kong's Asian Financial Forum, Prof Roubini said the trend will continue for another six to 12 months.
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jihadage 1 year ago
Right "predictions". This guy has has special information and I would not trust everything he says. I'll give a prediction for a "collapse". Nuclear wars and on purpose. Bet he knows. Some make out well.
syyenergy7 1 year ago
Its easy to say that Asia and especially China are the engines of growth in 2010 - after a financial collapse by the USA.
However, Jim Rogers actually wrote a book about it in 2007!
bwheeler83 2 years ago
Guess what? Roubini is bearish! Unbelievable! This guy only has one setting on his dial.
p1q0 2 years ago
i bought a small latte at the bejiing airport just a week ago and it cost me 6 dollars.. how can they appreciate the rnd any more when prices are this high? the world is hooped.
navtel 2 years ago