October 25, 2010 Headlines
Posted by jeckert on 10/25/2010
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Treasury Secretary Geithner says he expects China's currency to rise.
Why all the fuss about China's actions to block rare earth minerals? Here's a primer.
The G-20 agrees to a much-weakened US plan to lower trade surpluses and move to market-based exchange rates.
Could a Republican Congress mean that free trade deals--including one with Korea--start moving? That's one possibility of a changed landscape. |
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