China’s Central Bank raises rates 25 basis points

China’s Central Bank moved to raise interest rates 25 basis points to slow inflation in the world’s most robust economy. Chinese Central banker’s remain confident about their long term growth. There is now a disparity between the old world economy’s, the U.S. and Europe, where Central banker’s are figuring out ways to effectively ease rates and the new world economy’s that are now experiencing tremendous growth and need to raise rates to combat inflation.

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About Tom Karlic

I am a 42 year old, divorced man with an 11 year old daughter who is my pride and joy. I work in Financial Services and for fun I have been learning how to dance to Salsa at Lorenz Latin Dance Studio. I have been having a lot of fun with it. In New York we have our own style of dancing to Salsa. Here we dance Mambo on 2. -Tom
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