China can do better than swap dollars for oil

This article published by Bloomberg on Tuesday 9 January asks why China couldn't earn more by shifting some of its reserves to high-yield investments instead of keeping all its money invested in hard- currency debt issued by foreign governments.

"Better still, why not spend some of the cash on stockpiling resources that will be needed in ever-increasing quantities to keep the world's factory churning out everything from toys and electronics to clothes and automobiles in the years to come?" it

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