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so, i think this coupled with the rrr cuts with the interest rate cuts that we have seen this year, ihink you are going to see a stableation in china and the 7.8% growth in china, maybe it is actually pretty accurate. >> larry, following up on that. we had young brands and they had very strong numbers. so, there is another support point that china seems to be stableising. it takes away the thought that it is falling apart in china. and kind china has been improvie consumer part. >> doesn't the whole world know that easternings will be slower the market? >> i would agree with stephanie about the china point. and as far as the earnings season goes, if you missed the point that this is going to be one of the worst reporting seasons we have had in 11, we have had an aggressive reporting season. the market is more concerned about things like the fiscal cliff and i'm not at all concerned about that. >> you guys can comment on it. i'm saying, the nano second it becomes clear on november 7th, that mitt romney becomes president, i don't know what the stock market will do the next day. small bu

i'm saying you're in the bottoming process, i think you've had three rrr cuts, to me, the last 15 weeks we've had good liquidity injections into their system, last week was at 42 billion, two weeks before that, it was the largest injection. and i think these are going to have -- these along with other things they have been doing in terms of targeted stimulus programs, i think eventually that's going to work. i'm not saying you're getting back to 9% 10%, i think you're going to 3% or 4%. and if you look at the very different china plays, they're starting to catch a bid, and that's because china, at least for now, looks like it's in that bottoming process. >> stocks can catch bids, nothing goes down or up in a straight line, but if you take a look at fundamentals, valley in particular, iron ore prices at 115, they bumped up from 87, but down from 189. >> we've talked about this. >> their cost -- >> their cost per ton are far lower and they're the -- >> that's not true. that's not true. >> the lowest cost producer -- >> much higher, much higher than competitors, which is why they've -- >>

because of the rate cuts, rrr cuts, liquidity measures, you're starting to see some better data.e're not out of the woods by any means. i was encouraged to see better export data, better retail sales, better industrial production. a lot of stuff actually getting a little bit better. i think for vale which ships 44% iron ore to china, they have great exposure. to be able to beat the quarter yesterday in ebitda by 15% to the consensus, pretty impressive in this environment. they've lowered costs. they're doing what they can do in a difficult environment. i think you're at trough earnings and trough evaluations. i'd recommend holding the stock. >> weiss, take that. >>> yield on the u.s. 10-year note still hovering near record lows. quietly there has been a bit of a selloff in the bond market. are treasuries in trouble? jackie deangelis has her eye on this story. she's also the host of a new online show on cnbc.com called "futures now." >> this is a big development as retail investors have plowed record amounts of money into bonds this year. take a look at this chart for a second. wi

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a rebound in the property price and also the pboc is preferring to inject liquidity instead of the rrr cuts. so therefore, i think probably we're not expecting those kind of big bang monetary measures, but in the meantime we can see that the credit growth and corporate bond issuance have actually exceeded expectations which show support growth in the coming months. >> and stefan has joined us. looking at the figures, if this is further evidence that we've failed to see this kind of emerging strength of the chinese consumer which is really the rebalancing that everyone is kind of hoping happens here. >> yes, i agree. i think that's really the thing you want to see, the consumer picking up, but that's a very long term change. that's not the kind of they think that will help us on the cyclical basis. and if you really look at the next three months or six months or short term horizon, the consumer will not be there very quickly. >> and do you agree with that? >> well, i certainly agree that the rebalancing of the chinese economy and consumption growth would be a long term trend which would

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