Wednesday, October 14, 2009
China and Russia eying each other, over influence in Central-Asia
WSJ reports China and Russia have signed trade contracts worth several billion dollars. Easing National Security tensions that arose when Russia shut down it's Moscow market dominated by Chinese traders. These two Nuclear powers are proceeding carefully as Russia is concerned over China's influx of traders into the sparsely populated East. China itself is wary of Russia's influence over the resource-rich Central-Asian countries. Read more.
Labels:
Finance,
Nuclear Powers,
Oil,
Richard V. Rodriguez,
Trade
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