Looking Good in China

Tim Mulholland

06-Sep-13 08:11

On International Market Watch today Tim Mulholland, Managing Partner of China-America Capital Company in Chicago discusses:

- likelihood of US hitting GDP targets in 2013 and 20114

- 2% GDP growth to be the norm

- housing and car sales driven by interest rates

- re: tapering Fed more focussed on employment than GDP

- markets positive about Raghuram Rajan appointment

- China's credit growth actually went towards paying off old debts

- steel manufacturing to be at record highs

- expect strong Q4 in China

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Tags: us, tapering, india, rbi, china, steel

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