Sunday, November 22nd, 2009

China’s Manufacturing Base is in Crisis

Apr 22nd, 2008 | By J. Christoph Amberger | Category: International Investing

As the U.S. economy is slowing down, China’s manufacturing base is beginning to crumble. Rising cost, increasing exchange rates and sagging demand are forcing companies to close shop, or to outsource capacities to cheaper regions in Southeast Asia.

This is the beginning of an epic collapse of the Chinese economy… after this summer’s Olympic Games.

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J. Christoph AmbergerAmberger began his career as a freelance contributor to Agora publications before emigrating from Germany to the United States in 1989, when he joined the editorial board of Taipan. In 1991, he took over as managing editor for the publication and assumed responsibility as group publisher four years later. In 2007 Christoph left Taipan and founded TodaysFinancialNews.com along with its premium publications: the highly successful stock Hot Stock Confidential, the options research service TFN Strategic Trader and, most recently, Penny Stock Confidential. In November of 2009, he welcomed Contrarian Profits to the Today's Financial News network.

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