China Deepens Ties With Middle East
Posted: Sunday, March 06, 2011
by James McKee
http://www.forex.tradingcharts.com
As the United States experiences worsening relations with the Middle East China is nurturing their influence and trust with the desert nations. In the Gulf there sits a Chinese strip mall that attracts shoppers from hundreds of miles in every direction. Selling a vast variety of goods at very low prices the Chinese are making a huge impression on the Arab people. China’s Dragon Mart goes a long way in assuring the Arab people that China is invested in their economy and their society at large. This goes a long way in cementing some very needed influence for China who is fast approaching the world’s position as its next superpower.
The prices seen at the Dragon Mart are far less expensive than those seen for Chinese products in Western countries. Western currencies including the USD will be at odds if China solidifies ties with the Arab world to the point of achieving favoritism. At this point China would receive cheaper oil and as a result their country’s operations would be more affordable and able to directly compete with the likes of the United States. The Forex market could see very real changes in the value of all major currencies if China does in fact begin receiving discounts on its fuel from the Middle East; China is quick becoming Japan’s chief importer which will bolster the Japanese Yen (JPY) once China’s demand increases further
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