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Chinas stocks fell, with the benchmark index declining the most in two weeks, after the government quashed speculation it will abandon real-estate curbs that drove property prices to snap 15 months of gains.

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Individual mortgages in Shanghai grew the slowest in a year in June as the central government takes steps to curb housing speculation. Also, people saved more last month for a rainy day due to the sluggish real estate and stock markets.

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Emerging-market stocks advanced for a third day, with a benchmark index set for a more than two-week high, on speculation Chinas government will relax curbs on mortgage lending to sustain an economic recovery.

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China Vanke Co. and Poly Real Estate Group Co. led developers higher in Shenzhen and Shanghai trading on speculation banks are loosening standards on mortgage lending amid a slowdown in property price gains.

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“Curtain Call For Inflationary Fun” by Christopher G. Galakoutis “The collapse of 2008 occurred because the US was clearly on an unsustainable path of excessive consumption and speculation, financed by credit. Debts are IOU’s with repayment terms, which means debtors must pay interest to creditors; borrowers therefore are on the hook for the principle as well as the interest, and the whole system falls apart when debtors are unable to pay because they 1) don’t produce anything, or 2) are d

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