Wall Street Opens Down On Weak China Growth

Bubble, bubble toil and trouble

Reason Staff | 4.15.2013 10:28 AM

Stocks fell on Monday after data from China showed growth to be slower than anticipated, knocking lower commodities prices, including oil and gold.

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Stephdumas 13 years ago

Looks like Jim Chanos' prediction of the burst of the "Chinese bubble" might came true. http://finance.yahoo.com/news/.....30951.html http://www.cnbc.com/id/100532907

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