neximo4

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by neximo4 11y ago
> Deflation does not mean that exchange rate of Japanese yen increases relative to other currencies. There is evidence that shows over the long run a currency's exchange rate will be favoured against those with a positive inflation
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by neximo4 11y ago
There are many but wouldn't you agree tax revenues are a rather hard indicator to fudge if GDP decreases? Tax revenues are very well correlated to GDP, in downturns too. 6% is also a rather large increase YoY for the Chinese MoF's
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by neximo4 11y ago
No they wouldn't, no one would put their eggs in one basket in terms of risk. Nonetheless the size of markets in control of hedge funds is still larger than what the PBOC has access to. It may be better to substitute 'hedge funds&
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by neximo4 11y ago
> If market is forced to trade at an artificial price often the result is illiquidity There is, Offshore-Onshore spread & HKD interbank rate. > It can shut down the offshore market if it wants to. Not forever, markets can do what
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by neximo4 11y ago
> There is relative little rmb outside the country. There doesn't need to be any, so long as the counter currency exists (the USD, EUR, JPY, etc) there can be a control against the onshore yuan, whether it trades or not. There is al
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by neximo4 11y ago
Recently someone at Davos asked a PRC rep about this and he mentioned the number is close but is often different due to smoothening. He did mention it is close and showed that tax revenues grew quite close to the GDP rate. This is something
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by neximo4 11y ago
> No matter how much capital the hedge funds can muster it will be puny compared to PBoC resources This is incorrect. Hedge funds borrow and create temporary money by writing derivative contracts such as options, futures & swaps. I
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by neximo4 11y ago
It used to be. The current implementation is the result of the effort in speeding it up.
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by neximo4 11y ago
Meteor started off so brilliantly. I wish the team would focus and just make it great. Many people would complain about SQL and what not but the truth is there's a very large number of people who are quite happy with MongoDB and the fa
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by neximo4 11y ago
Its not actually possible for this to work with a 'chip' card. If your polish card has a chip and you change the pin online, there is a slight chance the change wont register. Many ATMs don't send a request to check the pin&#
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by neximo4 11y ago
Aren't there a number of cars that can already do this? I recall watching an episode of Top Gear where the car parked itself while the driver was not in it. I only wondered what happens when it can't find parking?
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by neximo4 11y ago
Not a single African country is listed. If was to be available worldwide the least that could be done is at least one country could be added from the entire continent.
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by neximo4 11y ago
Does anyone have an OS X build of this?
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by neximo4 11y ago
With Facebook's permission of course.. There's the facebook platform and all sorts of startups that have been excluded for competing with Whatsapp or Facebook or being a threat to facebook.
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by neximo4 11y ago
Here is another fool.com article suggesting other Canadian railroads that can also transport the oil (and are doing so). Including your own article, there is hardly a hint of monopoly. http://www.fool.ca/2015/09/04
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by neximo4 11y ago
> so that his trains would be the only option to move oil in that corridor. Not sure how true this is. There are other options, including the using the Canadian Pacific Railway, which also operates in that corridor.
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by neximo4 11y ago
It sounds good. Except as was the case today for me where you enter an OTP pin and its expired (HDFC Bank) because each bank has its own OTP system. Keep in mind this is something that any bank can use (3D secure). It is up to the merchant
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by neximo4 11y ago
Paypal doesn't allow you to hold balances in Indian Rupees. You can only use dollars.