Chindia is the term used to describe the growing interdependence of the economies of China and India. The rising power of two of the world’s largest countries and fastest growing economies is fundamentally changing the global economy.
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China
China pledges $580 billion -- Lessen recession impact
China threatens to dump U.S. dollars - Reduce your risk
Paulson visits China again -- Lower U.S. trade deficit
China invests $3B in U.S. company -- Lower trade deficit
U.S. tariff damages China relations -- Expect higher prices
China's bank raised interest rates -- Expect slower growth
Paulson to visit China - Expect more volatility
USTR complains about China to WTO -- Higher prices?
Paulson meets Hu in China -- Expect dollar decline
China opens to foreign banks -- A big long-term impact
China-Africa Summit -- Opportunity for growth in Africa
China-ASEAN Summit -- Less reliance on U.S. market
Sec'y Paulson at the G-7-- Forging an alliance with China
China’s growth not overheated -- Still a good investment
Chinese Premier visits Africa - Expect higher commodities
China's investment in Africa - Supports emerging markets
President Hu’s visit to Africa - or hadn’t you heard?
Impact of President Hu’s trip to the U.S.
President Hu visits the U.S. - what you need to know
China begins trade negotiations with Malaysia
A tale of two visits...to China
China’s industries grew 16 percent this year
China announces entry into jumbo jet manufacturing
China is 2nd largest auto market and 4th largest manufacturer
China's record in forex reserves - Switch to fixed rate now
China’s banking system - the dragon's Achilles heel
Profit from China's new dominance in world technology
India
SARPSCO -- Good for Indian Ocean trade
Tata Motors builds $3,000 car -- Buy Asian automakers
US approves India nuclear deal -- Good for tech funds
U.S. supports India's nuclear program
India’s Sensex passes 10,000 - Not too late to get in
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