Interesting article, and a good point made. I don’t think we are going to see the end of the Chinese growth spurt. Looking into real estate markets such as Vancouver and Calgary which have seen a influx of Chinese investment dollars, we see that rental rates have shot to the top two most expensive rates. This could hint at the fact that Chinese capital is beginning to branch out, meaning even if a fall in imports were to occur other methods of investment will likely take its place.
February 12th, 2010 at 1:28 pm
Interesting article, and a good point made. I don’t think we are going to see the end of the Chinese growth spurt. Looking into real estate markets such as Vancouver and Calgary which have seen a influx of Chinese investment dollars, we see that rental rates have shot to the top two most expensive rates. This could hint at the fact that Chinese capital is beginning to branch out, meaning even if a fall in imports were to occur other methods of investment will likely take its place.