If there’s one nation that can really move the stock market, it’s China. Asia’s largest economy controls just so much of Wall Street’s collective thought that when things are good or bad, it seems to move the world. Chinese PMI down? So’s the Dow Jones. New stimulus announced? Copper rallies. So when potential issues are brewing, investors should take notice. Take China’s “Ghost Cities” and subprime crisis for one.
TechCrunch (Alex Wilhelm): Is everything in China a bubble?
Reuters (Umesh Desai): Guess who’s now the largest corporate bond market in the world? — to the tune of $14 trillion.
WSJ/China Real Time Blog (Te-Ping Chen): Don’t worry about the . Just eat some broccoli.
Financial Post (Staff): But are cooking. The iShares China ETF (FXI) has rallied and is now sooooo cheap to hedge.
BeyondBrics (Jamil Anderlini):
Abnormal Returns (Tadas Viskanta): Every main financial blogger’s opinion about the rise of in one fell swoop.
FX Street (Mark O’Byrne): You may want to By 2016, your pension may not have enough cash.
Greentech Media (Mike Munsell): Like the World Cup & Soccer? Like solar energy?
Vanity Fair (James S. Murphy): Should we celebrate the greatest novel of the 20th century with pub crawls and public readings?
