11-08-2005 11:02									#1
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http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/englis...tent_467988.htm

11 currencies !

	11-08-2005 11:14									#2
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	11-08-2005 11:19									#4
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quote: Any economy that has an annual bilateral trade volume of more than US$10 billion cannot be neglected in the basket, he said. Those with an annual trade volume of more than US$5 billion should also be considered, he added

With annual trade of around $80 billion, Taiwan is China's fifth largest trading partner, after Japan, the US, Hong Kong, and South Korea. Needless to say, the currency is not represented among the 11.

	11-08-2005 14:12									#5
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quote: Originally posted by Smiley quote: Any economy that has an annual bilateral trade volume of more than US$10 billion cannot be neglected in the basket, he said. Those with an annual trade volume of more than US$5 billion should also be considered, he added With annual trade of around $80 billion, Taiwan is China's fifth largest trading partner, after Japan, the US, Hong Kong, and South Korea. Needless to say, the currency is not represented among the 11.

HongKong and Taïwan are Chinese provinces; their currencies are expected to link with the yuan later, therefore there is no room for them in a basket of FOREIGN currencies.

	11-08-2005 14:32									#6
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I expect in the mid-term, maybe in less than 10 years, the HKD will drop its peg with the USD, and peg with the RMB instead.

	11-08-2005 15:37									#7
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I thought for sure this was a thread about Chinese male endowments, and was waiting for mindseye's response.


Oh well...

	11-08-2005 15:44									#8
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quote: Originally posted by DAVOUT HongKong and Taïwan are Chinese provinces; their currencies are expected to link with the yuan later, therefore there is no room for them in a basket of FOREIGN currencies.

Some would argue about Taiwan.

	11-08-2005 15:46									#9
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They included the Rouble THE ROUBLE

	13-08-2005 00:20									#10
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So you're saying that there are political 'considerations' in this Sava? (can't be arsed to find the 'artificial surprise' smiley)

	13-08-2005 00:26									#11
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Dude, Saras != Sava.

	13-08-2005 00:39									#12
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Well I got the majority of the name right, that's what counts.

Do I get an E for Effort?

	13-08-2005 00:40									#13
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No, but you get a cookie for trying.

* Q Cubed gives Seeker an oatmeal raisin cookie.

	13-08-2005 00:47									#14
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Oatmeal Raisin??!

(PFFHHHLLLPFT!!)

What does a guy gotta do for a macamadamia nut or chocolate or my favourite chocolate with chocolate chips?

	13-08-2005 00:51									#15
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I dunno, know the difference between Saras and Sava?

* Q Cubed enjoys his oatmeal raisin cookie. And his chocolate chocolate chip cookie.

	13-08-2005 03:48									#16
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quote: Originally posted by Urban Ranger I expect in the mid-term, maybe in less than 10 years, the HKD will drop its peg with the USD, and peg with the RMB instead.

Well until recently it WAS, after all if they're both pegged to the dollar they are for all intents and purposes pegged to each other.

Anyway the China's new peg, its making the won stronger

	13-08-2005 04:55									#17
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Why do the Canadians, Australians, & Americans all use dollars?

	13-08-2005 05:11									#18
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Cuz we rule.

	13-08-2005 19:17									#19
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quote: Originally posted by Q Cubed I dunno, know the difference between Saras and Sava?

I have a clue. AND a functioning brain that goes with it

	14-08-2005 12:06									#20
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* Q Cubed gives Saras a cookie, but with the exchange rate, it ends up being like, a trillion Lithuanian cookies.

	14-08-2005 13:20									#21
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A trillion cookies