/biz/ - Business & Finance

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if an analogy helps, you can think about food and energy expenditure: calories in, calories out. The money that China gets from the US into their economy is like the fuel for their economy. If you take that money away, there isn't some magical corresponding demand that will just pop up inside of China. In fact there will be a significant and SUDDEN lack of energy for their economy to run on if the exports to the US fall suddenly.
China's government can't use their currency as a weapon BESIDES the way that they currently use it: increasing or decreasing it's value to modify trade with the US. That is all the economic power projection they have, to try and encourage a little more export to the US. See pic related, significantly more international trade is done in even JPY compared to CNY.

I really just get the feeling when I read your posts that you don't understand how currencies and market forces work. I would suggest that instead of posting your opinions, you can ask questions about things you don't understand.
Unless you just woke up in Chengdu and are doing your government mandated Chinaposting, in which case, carry on.