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Studies to Eliminate Dollar in Brazil-China Trade Going Slow PDF Print E-mail
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Wednesday, 16 September 2009

Chinese yuan China and Brazil have created a work group to study the possibility of implementation of a bilateral trade program in their respective currencies, in replacement of the North American dollar, said a source in the Central Bank of Brazil.

"The negotiations are still in an initial phase, with a work group having been created with representatives of Brazil and China, who also met during the G-20 summit, in London," explained a source.

The next step should be the visit of a Central Bank of Brazil delegation to China, "despite there being no forecast as to when it may come true," said the source.

The work group should analyze the "results to be reached through an agreement that China recently established with Argentina" - the first country in South America to benefit from trade exchanges in the same currency with the Asian giant and with whom Brazil has also been developing the same program since September 2008.

The Central Banks of China and Brazil are also going to develop a "study of the potential bilateral trade volume to analyze the possibility of an agreement."

The president of the Central Bank of Brazil, Henrique Meirelles, recently explained that the agreement with China should, essentially, benefit small exporters, on allowing for lower costs, whereas the large exporters should continue using the American dollar.

The negotiations began in June, after president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva launched the proposal during a visit to China, in May, with the objective of expanding bilateral trade and reducing the dependence on the dollar in trade exchanges.

Up to now, just companies in the 10 countries in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) are authorized to promote their trade exchanges in renminbi (or yuan) with companies in five cities in China, as well as Hong Kong and Macao, under a pilot program that began in July and involves a total of 400 companies.

In April, China overtook the United States and became the main Brazilian trade partner, also becoming the main destination for the country's exports, especially iron, oil, grain and pulp.

Lusa

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Yeahhhhh.....for especially iron, oil, grain and pulp. !
written by ch.c., September 16, 2009
VERY HIGH VALUE ADDED PRODUCT !

Hmmmmmm !

No doubt chinese can add far more value than brazilians ever could !
That is why China LOVE TO BUY.....BASIC COMMODITIES FROM BRAZIL!
So that after adding value...they can RE-EXPORT higher value goods to the USA and Europe !

Just think now why China imports by now more brazilians basic commodities than the USA or even Europe !!!!
Because brazilians added value goods are simply.....NOT COMPETITIVE !
It is cheaper for the USA and Europe that Brazil ships the iron ore to China where added value goods are produced and then re-exported to the USA and Europe....rather than having Brazil add value to these same basic commodities !

THEREFORE YOU SHOULD NOT CARESS YOUR NAVEL AS USUAL BUT RATHER HAVE A STANDING OVATIONS OF HUUUUUUUUUUSSSSSS FOR YOUR UNCOMPETITIVENESS !


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ch.c
written by João da Silva, September 16, 2009
VERY HIGH VALUE ADDED PRODUCT !


So far we have been discussing about VAP. Now that you have introduced a "new concept", it shall be known as VHVAP. smilies/cheesy.gif smilies/grin.gif

Cheers
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Lula BS
written by Zico, September 18, 2009
ANother headline proven false. Lula/Brasil's thumbing their nose at the US via the dollar will end up being nothing more than a publicity stunt. The dollar stays, of course, as any 1st year economic student could have predicted. Have fun with the French fighter jets, Lula. They'll make great submarines, as do Airbuses.

Typical Brazilian/Lula posturing. Pretending to be in the big leagues. Pass the pinga....
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China is so Hot
written by jay glenn, September 18, 2009
Let's get feed back from of all the illegal Brazilians in THE US.
Are they getting ready to sneak into China? I don't think so.
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