The Chinese government released trade data that portrays a $7.3 billion deficit. Is that believable or just convenient amid the international pressure to raise the value of their currency? We can hardly believe what comes out of Washington, so data coming out of China has to be quite suspect.
I'm sure they retained qualified independent auditors to ascertain the validity of the figures -- yeah right ...
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