International Media Report Links:

• China Minister: Yuan Should Be 'Basically Stable' (link to the Wall Street Journal)
• Foreign banks again hear the call of China - BEIJING (Reuters) - A clutch of Western banks that have escaped the worst of the financial crisis are seizing the opportunity to ramp up their presence in China in the hope of profiting from the sector's rapid growth. (link to Reuters)
• What's next for China's hot economy? (link to The Globe and Mail)
• Tightening fears bring China buy opportunities - By Richard Wong (link to Financial Times)
• China's Stimulus Dilemma - Too much good data is bad news for an economy growing at 10.7%. (link to Forbes)
• China to keep policy loose despite price pressure (link to Reuters)
• 'China Syndrome' at Davos - Blog By Stephanie Flanders
• China will remain the dominant financial story this year, conference hears
  "China's economy has been heating up fast, at 10.7-per-cent pace in Q4." (link to Montreal Gazette)
• China seeks new ways to use FX reserves - official (link to Reuters India)
• Euro hits new low as Greece struggles - By Peter Garnham (link to Financial Times)
• All the way from China, rising inflation (link to the Globe and Mail)
• China's foreign reserves increase sharply (link to Financial Times)
• China needs tightening policies to avert overheating: ADB (link to MoneyControl.com)
• CURRENCIES: Dollar Stays Up Vs. Riskier Currencies On China (CNN Money)
• China must live with hot money - or revalue-Hot money is on Beijing's hit list. Unexplained inflows of foreign currency roared back during 2009, to maybe $200bn. (Telegraph, UK)
• Contrarian Investor Sees Economic Crash in China (The New York Times)
• Confronting China on cheap yuan needed - now: Rich, democratic countries are so fearful of offending China that none of them dares protest. Call it the silence of the lambs - By Neil Reynolds
• Prepare for treacherous ride as risks multiply in China - By Robert Cookson
• Fear of the dragon - China’s share of world markets increased during the recession. It will keep rising (The Economist)
• China's Yuan to Rise in Baby Steps (The Wall Street Journal)
• 2 Ways to Play China's Market - By Alex Kolb
• Is China's Economy Speeding Off the Rails? - By MICHAEL FORSYTHE
• China Stomps The Spider: Faster growth, lower taxes and a slimmer populace are just three reasons this trade makes sense - By Robert Maltbie
• Is China's Economy Speeding Off the Rails? - By MICHAEL FORSYTHE
• Making room for China - CAMBRIDGE -- China’s undervalued currency and huge trade surplus pose great risks to the world economy. (Business World Online)
• ‘Bulls’ Control China’s Stocks: Technical Analysis (Bloomberg)
• China May Let Yuan Appreciate by April, Bluegold’s Jen Says (Bloomberg)
• Embraer Rises the Most in Four Months on China Financing Accord (Bloomberg)
• Carney right on rates - The world will never go back to fixed-rate system, since politicians prize the ability to beneficially manipulate rates (The Vancouver Sun)
• China Lending Boom May Hamper Banks’ Asset Quality, BIS Says (Bloomberg)
• China: To Keep Way Of Managing Forex Reserves (Wall Street Journal)
• China envoy to US says yuan not cause of US deficit (Reuters)
• America's currency quarrel with China (the Salt Lake Tribune)
• China Should Consider Raising Rates, World Bank’s Kuijs Says (Bloomberg)
• Taking a view on China emerging stronger - By Peter Marsh
• Euro zone to urge China for more flexible FX policy (Reuters)
• Yuan ‘Straitjacket’ Risks Inflating China Bubbles (Bloomberg)
• China hopeful of financial recovery (ABC news)
• Big Risks in China's Yuan Policy (The News York Times)
• China runs risks with yuan policy: Carney - (The Globe and Mail)
• Yuan gaining currency beyond China - By Russell Hsiao
• No big yuan move till exports recover -China off'  (Forbes)
• China says FX reserve diversification is long-term (Reuters)
• U.S. Criticizes China for Lack of Yuan ‘Flexibility’ (Bloomberg)
• China Yuan Ends Up; US Reiterates Yuan Undervalued (WSJ)
• Insight: Is China due a reality check? (Financial Times)
• China Money: Beijing awaits catalyst to let yuan appreciate (Forbes)
• China tightens rules on financial holding companies (Reuters)
• China Travel says to list $381 mln IPO on Thursday (Forbes)
• China’s dollar problem - By Kenneth Rogoff
• Concern over China's policy on bank loans (Asia One)
• U.S. groups eye second Obama decision on China yuan (Reuters)
• Economic analysis - China and the Global Economic Equilibrium
• 5-Star Stocks Poised to Pop: China Medical (MSNBC)
• China Real Estate to seek $200 million in U.S. IPO
• China-Biotics offering $69 million in stock
• BMO to incorporate in China Sep. 2009
• China dominates Asia-Pacific business list

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