Will China’s Economy Surpass the US? – Maybe not- Part 2

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Posted by Tamar | Posted in China, Countries, Hang Seng Index, What are binary options?, World markets, Yuan, binary options trading, currencies, government regulation, trade strategies | Posted on 23-08-2010

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Of course, not everyone agrees that China will be growing so fast. A couple of major problems loom: China’s GDP has indeed been growing rapidly in the last 30 years, but that could be because it has a while until it reaches a high rank. Chinese GDP is still below the 100th rank in the global economy. Another factor making it difficult for China to climb to the top is the state of the current global economy, the decrease in demand for exports and the rise of unemployment.
Some experts even feel that China’s GDP will fall in the next few years. Hedging might be a great binary options and forex strategy for traders of forex and binary options for those who are cynical about the Chinese takeover of the world.

What this means for traders:
Traders might want to pay attention to the Asian currencies, in particular the yuan, the Chinese currency which the Chinese government decided earlier to peg to the dollar (see our previous post). This in turn makes Chinese exports more expensive, but imports cheaper. Be on the lookout for trades connected to rises in production expense and major companies such as Wallmart and Target, who have overseas factories. Other companies which have been cheaper alternatives to American products, such as Toyota and Honda, may also present good binary options opportunities.

What this means for trade operators:

Chinese stocks and markets are a new opportunity for traders. The Asian market will also be influenced by its #2 neighbor. Read more about online trading in the binary options market.

Will China’s Economy Surpass the US?- Maybe- Part 1

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Posted by Tamar | Posted in China, Hang Seng Index, Uncategorized, World markets, Yuan, binary options trading, currencies, forex, government regulation | Posted on 19-08-2010

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China has beat Japan as the second-largest economy in the world. With an average GDP growth of 10% for the last 30 years, a population of 1.4 billion, first place in the world’s and consumption and production of coal, steel and energy, and the world’s largest exporter and second-largest importer of good, the country stands a chance at becoming number one soon. (It is also ranks first-place in the world in coal production).

Other news in China is the country’s allowing foreign investors to invest in the Chinese market. A pilot program will allow foreign investors to buy bonds in the Chinese market using Chinese currency.
Shanghai is set to become a world leader in finance by 2020. As a result, they are tapping into corporate investment abroad and could allow foreign companies to sell shares in Shanghai as early as next year. Rumor persists that Shanghai may allow foreign investment in yuan-dominated private equity and venture capital funds as well in the near future.

Since the yuan ended its peg against the dollar on June 19 it has risen by .5 percent. Announcement of the end of the peg causes a 4.8 percent increase in Hong Kong yuan deposits in June. China is now making it easier for yuan transactions between banks and companies in Hong Kong as well as those transferring cash in order to buy wealth-management products.
The rise of the yuan currency combined with rising sentiment about China’s future could make it a good short-term investment for binary options and forex traders.

China Announces More Flexible Currency System

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Posted by Tamar | Posted in China, Countries, World markets, Yuan, binary options trading, currencies | Posted on 24-06-2010

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Chinese 3-Day Currency Change Source: Yahoo Finance


In an unprecedented move, China announced that they would ease the peg of the Chinese yuan, or Renminbi (RMB) to the dollar and allow the currency to move more freely.

This move will increase the value of China’s currency, making exports more expensive. In the past, the lower value of the yuan and the cost of foreign workers low, making it an excellent place for American companies such as Walmart and Target to have overseas factories. Now these companies will take a hit with rising prices of production, whereas companies exporting to China, such as General Electric and Caterpillar, will see a rise in sales as their products become cheaper in the Chinese market.

Now, Western products will become more attractive as a cheaper Chinese alternative becomes unavailable. In addition, foreign worker strikes, unthinkable in the past, are occurring in various Chinese factories of American companies such as Toyota and Honda. If workers succeed in increasing worker pay, it will cause an additional rise in the cost of Chinese products.

China is continuing to monitor its currency to allow the rise to happen gradually and dissuade traders from buying currency and easily profiting.

The Chinese market is likely to rally in response to the change. It could be a good time to watch this market or options affected by it, either indirectly or directly, and come to our site and invest.