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But the U. S. , which hatched the rebalancing plan, says the IMF isn't doing enough to put pressure on countries for change.

But here at least Japan offers a ray of hope to China: The rebalancing need not be as politically destabilizing as it sounds.

Yet you are still unable to talk to him about his understandable rebalancing of his work life in the twilight of his career?

A US Treasury official said exchange rates would have to be part of any such rebalancing, however.

In short, what's good for China is not necessarily good for profit growth, at least if rebalancing is to be pursued seriously.

Ms. Hu said that China was making strides towards rebalancing its own economy by trying to stimulate domestic consumption.

But, look across the Pacific at one of our biggest trading partners, and you can see, the rebalancing is causing quite a bit of pain.

It is possible to see in such corporate Darwinism a healthy rebalancing of power.

"Some of the rebalancing we've seen in growth away from investment towards consumption is likely to reverse, " he said.

Just as the rebalancing of China's economy calls for a stronger yuan, so the ability to avert bubbles requires a more flexible one.

They will, however, be pleased with another sort of rebalancing: that of global institutions to better reflect today's economic realities.

The failure of the world to face up to its rebalancing imperatives of a decade ago only makes the challenges all the more urgent today.

I certainly do not want to see Britain lose its pre-eminence in financial services, but a measure of rebalancing seems appropriate.

While it's especially hard to reduce an asset that seems to be doing so well, it's the essence of rebalancing and diversification.

THERE is little dispute, going into the election, that the British economy needs a bit of rebalancing.

It is trying to support domestic consumption as part of global rebalancing, which means reorienting lending from corporates to consumers.

It said there was a need for fiscal consolidation in many countries as part of the rebalancing effort and said this should begin in 2011.

But economists said those figures did not amount to a genuine rebalancing of the economy.

Yet hopes for a rapid rebalancing of the European economy are whistling in the wind.

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But the experience of other Asian countries over the past fifty years suggests that this rebalancing is extremely difficult to achieve.

But rebalancing means that the U. S. economy can't simply grow its way back to the pre-financial crisis era of American profligacy.

"Slowly, slowly China is moving into a position of actually increasing domestic consumption, rebalancing its economy, " Mr Cameron said.

But certainly interest rates have risen since October, so at least there has been rebalancing on this front, right?

All this underscores a potential time warp for global rebalancing -- a painful and protracted pause in the global growth dynamic.

"The lack of rebalancing hurts everyone" , she said. "Decoupling is a myth. "

It's difficult to set the right speed for economic rebalancing when there's such a huge prosperity divide.

So the long-awaited and much-discussed "rebalancing" of the world economy is about to accelerate.

Such a move would "make an essential contribution to the global rebalancing effort" .

We have no need for sleep as you do. Yet we enjoy resting and rebalancing.

Barring a quick rebalancing towards internal demand, growth miracles in the developing world could be in for a rude awakening.

Higher wages in China, which are needed for this sort of rebalancing, are already driving some textile jobs to Vietnam and Cambodia.

It is only a question of when they give way and what it takes to spark a long overdue rebalancing.

Looking ahead, the U. K. economy is facing a major rebalancing away from private and public consumption and towards net exports.

Unfortunately, a global rebalancing is unlikely to be a smooth and painless process, even if the end result is healthier national economies.

Some of it looks ambitious, not least the aim to implement and monitor plans for global rebalancing.

Furthermore, we also trust that you see the domestic benefits in halting your currency interventions and rebalancing your economy.

That has led to a sharp reduction in the US trade deficit, and meant that the rebalancing process was half complete.

Rebalancing China's economy will require big structural reforms, from tax to corporate governance, as well as a stronger currency.

A strong dollar could delay the needed rebalancing by making U. S. goods expensive and foreign goods cheap in world markets.

It has long been clear that the renminbi peg was storing up trouble and China needed to start rebalancing away from exports.

Rebalancing at home will also raise the cost of domestic production and spur more investment abroad, not just in Asia, but further afield.

The current system is still against rebalancing. It tries to raise sufficient revenue to cover government spending needs.

The fact that the G20 has called for rebalancing does not mean it is going to happen.

"They have become more serious about rebalancing, " he said. "But it is a long-term process. "

The president praised China for helping the cause of global rebalancing by stimulating domestic demand.

Like all transitions, economic rebalancing is easier to call for than to bring about.

And I have bad news for the United States: Rebalancing won't be the relatively pain-free process some in Washington hope.

it will have taken us "back to basics" , rebalancing the spending excesses of the past ahead of the next round of excess.

Plenty of microeconomic reforms could also help with rebalancing. America taxes income and investment too much and consumption too little.

Still, even Mr. Ruskin anticipates that the yuan will rise over the coming year, helping to address the so-called global rebalancing issues.

The rebalancing of the global economy might be derailed by two nasty facts.

That could even represent a beginning of the long awaited rebalancing of the world economy.

Some of the recent selling by China also reflects a rebalancing into longer-term Treasurys, while allowing some short-term bills to expire.

Beijing also argues that it has done a lot to help global rebalancing.

Nor is BMW's geographical rebalancing complete: China is the world's biggest car market, but only the third-biggest for the company.

In his speech, Mr King warned that tensions over exchange rates were hampering the necessary rebalancing of the global economy.

It may be that the logic of rebalancing is so powerful that exchange rates will adjust no matter what the Fed does.

Rebalancing the sources of growth will require more rapid appreciation of the renminbi as well as other policy adjustments.

It is true that policymakers persistently strive to shift exchange rates as means of economic "rebalancing" .

Pressures are building up for a rebalancing of the world economy.

A year ago, the 20 leaders agreed that rebalancing was essential, but little progress has been made.

Such a rebalancing is just what US president Barack Obama is seeking.

The International Monetary Fund and others reckon that the apparent rebalancing of the global economy over the past year is temporary.

And the Chinese leadership is making the rebalancing of its economy one of the cornerstones of its forthcoming five-year plan.

He adds that the subtlety of rebalancing the style of leadership is in "where you control tightly [and] where you give space" .

The redrawing of China's industrial map may, therefore, contribute to a rebalancing of its economy.

Given the increasing importance of new global players, it argues for a rebalancing of global responsibilities and representation.

It would hurt, but the alternative rebalancing scenario, a deep US recession, would be worse.

Asian fiscal tightening could also run into vigorous objections that the region is not pulling its weight in global rebalancing.

Despite overheating in a number of emerging countries, the IMF concludes that rebalancing has stalled.

Where once it was seen as an international money-spinner to cherish, today there is talk of slimming the City and rebalancing the economy.

When leaders of the world's largest economies gather for a summit in Seoul this Thursday, their mantra will be 'global rebalancing. '

As a key stakeholder on the global economy, China can consider how its structural reforms relate to rebalancing changes globally.

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The short-term rebalancing of this year, via a huge credit expansion and surge in fixed investment, is a temporary expedient.

Then a not-so-funny thing happened on the way to rebalancing: the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression.

The fourth rebalancing is the moving away from a total dependence on the US dollar as the global trading currency.

The original two-speed world was the cousin of another hoped-for mantra, global rebalancing.

Encouraging though all this is, there are still plenty of ways that the rebalancing could be halted.

Often presented as a matter of macroeconomic rebalancing, this one has micro implications, too.

Rebalancing ensures that you record gains and return to a diverse footing, which is the wisest stance for long-term investors.

This amounts to a deft rebalancing of policy without detracting from Brazil's case for reform of global governance.

Mr Obama also hinted that the US would push hard in Seoul for an aggressive rebalancing of the world economy.

U. S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke echoed concerns about Asia's role in rebalancing global trade in a speech last week.

But it's far easier for politicians to talk about rebalancing than to achieve it.

But it did little to move the global economy onto more sustainable footing by achieving any kind of "rebalancing. "

Perhaps this is an economy rebalancing, but it looks like further evidence of an orchestrated property development mania.

It is becoming increasingly clear that China has not made much progress on rebalancing its economy and reducing its dependence on exports.

It is becoming increasingly clear that China has not made much progress on rebalancing its economy and reducing its dependence on exports.

The strength of services may reflect the ongoing rebalancing of Chinese demand away from exports and towards consumption.

There was some good news in the figures, which showed a degree of rebalancing from exports to consumption.

Academics and policymakers are in broad agreement that a major rebalancing is needed to put the world economy back on track.

Credible fiscal plans and stronger banks must be matched by more progress on global rebalancing.

But its own interests do require it to nudge along the process of global rebalancing.

China's economy still has a lop-sided quality to it and its role in global rebalancing could start to become more politically controversial.

The question now: Will this rebalancing process be benign and sustainable for economies and markets, or will it be disruptive?

In many ways though, such capital flows are the welcome first stage of the world's needed "great rebalancing" .

China can argue it is doing its bit for the major initiative, known as 'rebalancing. '

Unfortunately, concludes, Professor Blanchard, "these two rebalancing acts are taking place too slowly" .

Moreover, structural forces are also likely to generate the needed "great rebalancing" .

It would also undermine China's aim of rebalancing its economy towards consumers; and raise the risk of political unrest.

The combination of growth and strength would appear to give them enormous advantages, heralding a rebalancing of power in global finance.

Rebalancing towards domestic demand, the obvious medicine, is tricky when joblessness is mounting and incomes shrinking.

That frustrates Beijing's stated goal of rebalancing growth by expanding domestic consumption and reducing dependence on exports.

Whether the world can engineer that kind of orderly rebalancing is an open question.

Last July, when we met in Washington, China and the United States first made the case for a broad rebalancing of economic growth.

Global demand needs rebalancing, away from indebted rich economies and towards more spending in the emerging world.

'Global-demand rebalancing is not progressing, ' the IMF's World Economic Outlook reported Monday.

In a comment about rebalancing the portfolio of activities, he says: "It is a process that goes slowly but surely in this direction. "

Japan will be indispensable to any such rebalancing.

"Without further progress on rebalancing global demand, global growth rates will fall short of potential, " Mr. Geithner wrote.

Congenital optimists see the dollar's fall as part of a necessary rebalancing of the world economy.

But any rebalancing so far is largely due to lower growth.

Presto -- unsustainable current account gaps would narrow and global rebalancing would commence.

Yet these dramatic events have obscured a slow-moving, underlying shift of much greater long-term importance: global rebalancing.

In effect, policy makers in Tokyo are forced to choose between hastening a growth-inducing rebalancing or servicing existing debt.

That might be good news for some, but not for rebalancing and economic stability.

"This is a signal that they are getting the ball rolling with meaningful policy changes in rebalancing, " said Orlik.

"This is a signal that they are getting the ball rolling with meaningful policy changes in rebalancing, " said Orlik.

second, "rebalancing aggregate demand across countries" .

The market, through the labor shortage, is pushing the economy toward rebalancing by increasing wages.

This leads many to propose a standard solution to "rebalancing" : China must increase consumption and dampen investment.

The first is a rebalancing of moral authority due to the receding moral superiority of the west.

Second, Beijing still cares more about creating jobs at home than it does about macroeconomic rebalancing.

From a broader economic perspective, further progress with rebalancing will be easier when normal economic growth has resumed.

One of these, the undervalued exchange rate, hasn't changed much in the past year and so has not contributed to rebalancing.

It makes impossible the necessary combination of global rebalancing with sustained aggregate demand.

If that pace for the dollar continues, then rebalancing need't hurt as much.

But in the long term, rebalancing the economy is the best way to ensure higher growth.

For countries like China, this would bring a welcome rebalancing of growth, from red-hot coastal areas to more remote western provinces.

And does it reflect a genuine rebalancing of the economy away from investment and exports?

Rebalancing the global economy, of course, will require more than a freer float of the renminbi.

From its outset, the group identified global rebalancing as a policy goal, but never decided how to address the problem.

Rebalancing would also make growth less intensive in energy and resources and be less detrimental to the environment.

Exchange rate appreciation should play an important role in rebalancing China's economy towards domestic demand-led growth.

Rebalancing means shifting some money from investment to consumption, and the vehicle for this change is a wage hike.

But as the world gradually emerges from the economic downturn, global rebalancing means the US and Europe must save more over time.

It is not until China makes the transition to a new growth model that rebalancing will begin.

A weaker dollar should also assist global economic rebalancing by helping to reorient America's economy towards exports.

Getting rid of the tax concessions for housing would help both control the deficit and speed up rebalancing.

Yung Chul Park, a professor at Seoul National University, also put economic rebalancing squarely in a political context.

But a durable recovery does demand global rebalancing.

Less obviously, a "rebalancing" is under way: from consumption, housing and debt to exports, investment and saving.

To a certain extent this rebalancing process has already begun.

Nor is there much sign of a rapid rebalancing towards the emerging world.

Monetary policy can help achieve this by accommodating the shift in relative prices that rebalancing requires.

Now, says Mr Batson, "rebalancing can come from steady consumption growth and declining investment" .

Such rapid growth in an interior city can help with economic rebalancing.

Yet a flourishing Chinese consumer market is not the same thing as an economy that is rebalancing.

But open Chinese wallets point to an eventual rebalancing of trade flows, so that Asian countries consume more of what they produce.

Whatever the outcome, I suspect that pressures will intensify on China to share in the adjustments of global rebalancing.

Second, policymakers need to begin the long task of rebalancing the world economy.

Still, most details of China's economic rebalancing act have yet to be revealed.

When new containers are added, an automatic rebalancing starts to distribute the data across all containers.

Policy decisions both inside and outside America will determine whether this rebalancing is painful or easy.

However, Chris Wood, an analyst at CLSA, a brokerage, argues that China is doing more for global rebalancing than America.

Still, the U. S. should care what China does even if a rising U. S. savings rate forces the necessary rebalancing.

Finally, the regular task of "rebalancing" one's portfolio to keep it in line with the initial asset allocation is covered in chapter 5.

Resistance to rebalancing is destabilizing and affecting China's foreign trade relations.

Yet the hopes and dreams of a new global rebalancing are once again evident.

They say an economic rebalancing is needed, with the United States saving more and export giant China consuming more to support its growth.

The question, then, is how to achieve durable rebalancing, in terms of who acts and how.

A crisis-torn world is in no mood for the heavy lifting of global rebalancing.

For you, momentarily, this is a break for watching, rebalancing, contemplation and registering.

For rebalancing to become a reality two things will have to happen.

House Prices: a Threat to Global Recovery or Part of the Necessary Rebalancing?

He also said it means rebalancing the energy relationship with Russia and to defend the rules of international institutions.

Rebalancing is the act of adjusting your actual investment allocation so that it meets you desired investment allocation.

This rebalancing will benefit China, which relies too much on heavy investment for its growth.

Aside from the volatility that will come as trade patterns change, other rebalancing wobbles will be self-induced.

as a result we are seeing a dramatic beginning of a welcome rebalancing of the world's investment and saving flows.

That will require substantial rebalancing of global demand. It will also require further reforms.

Though no panacea, a stronger renminbi could help China's rebalancing by making consumers richer in dollar terms.

But it has much more to do in order to meet the even greater challenge of rebalancing its economy.

U. S. officials say a global 'rebalancing' must take place, with countries, namely China, relying less on the U. S. to buy their goods.

A stronger yuan would accelerate the rebalancing of China's economy while reducing the pressure on other emerging markets.

and rebalancing of global demand, away from dependence on the high-spending countries of old.

Despite the talk of rebalancing, then, progress has been limited in the last few years.

That rebalancing is taking place both within China and between China and the rest of the world.

Rebalancing is easiest done in retirement accounts where the rebalancing doesn't carry any tax implications.

Engineering a shift towards domestic demand and moving from an over-reliance on export-led growth represents the first rebalancing.

But in fact China is heading in the opposite direction of 'rebalancing. '

The world is being remoulded now and upset will be caused, but so must it be as a prelude to the rebalancing.

In such an environment, it might make sense to consider rebalancing today.

The second rebalancing entails a structural transformation to reduce income disparities.

That is the reaction to what emerged on global rebalancing at the summit meeting of the Group of 20 leading countries in Seoul last week.

Devaluation, the usual route to rebalancing, is not open to countries in the euro area.

A rebalancing plan, which included faster real appreciation of the yuan, would remove many of the tensions in the monetary system.

Rebalancing the world economy is important, but there are limits on what adjustment can or should be undertaken by the surplus countries.

The G8 failed to embrace the imperatives of global rebalancing after the Asian financial crisis.

New policies aimed at rebalancing this face resistance from various interest groups.

A number of services are non-tradeable, which helps to achieve the rebalancing aims.

Instead, he foresees a gradual rebalancing of the country's energy mix as people become more aware of the impact of global warming.

The second rebalancing involves a global demand switch from external deficit to external surplus counties.

The IMF is orchestrating talks among the Group of 20 aimed at 'rebalancing' the world economy.

The shift in 21st-century economic power alone is justification for rebalancing influence in the top clubs.

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But it should not be forgotten that the discord stems from an underlying rebalancing that is almost wholly positive.

Two somewhat longer-term tasks lie ahead: financial sector reform and durable rebalancing of demand in the world economy.

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To proponents, though, 360 deals represent a necessary rebalancing of the industry's economics.

As this portfolio rebalancing comes to an end, demand for dollars will stop falling.

But that rebalancing must happen gradually to not hurt the value of American bonds or of China's huge holdings.

Currency control offers another option for rebalancing.

The journey towards rebalancing has apparently started.

It isn't just indiscriminate bank lending that has retarded moves toward rebalancing.

But there's no way to achieve the much-discussed 'rebalancing' of the world economy without a weaker dollar.

But, regardless of the cause, this is unquestionably healthy for China's rebalancing process.

Unfortunately, the sensible goal of rebalancing towards net exports can lead to dubious policy prescriptions.

Each of the three companies finds rebalancing tricky, illustrating the scope of the challenge.

"This does suggest that global rebalancing has taken another big step forward. "

That's because wage growth is part of the rebalancing that both the Chinese government and the rest of the world is calling for.

This year, it makes particular sense to consider the rebalancing act earlier than usual.

After writing this morning's Betterment review and reading about their rebalancing feature, I started thinking about rebalancing.

This may involve a complex rebalancing of workload, but it will be handled automatically.

Beijing has realised that rebalancing towards domestic demand and particularly domestic consumption is in China's interests.

This ardour for "rebalancing" is understandable.

Rebalancing the economy is absolutely necessary.

' As for rebalancing the world economy, he played down China's role, saying 'I don't think the responsibility is half-half.

But they would speed up needed rebalancing of the world economy and reduce the risk of future crises.

"Rebalancing of the Chinese economy has already started, " the Barclays economists conclude.

Restoring the US banking system is a key requirement of global rebalancing.

The longer-term challenge is to force a rebalancing of global demand.

Rebalancing is in the global interest, but it is also in the national interest.

"The issue of instability goes up as global rebalancing takes place, " said Mr Nally.

In the end Chinese rebalancing is an unalloyed positive for the US.

So not only has there been no rebalancing on the interest-rate front, but in fact the imbalances have been exacerbated.

This would require a "major rebalancing of global savings and demand" .

The political will for swifter and more effective rebalancing is not convincing.

Yet the century's changes will be even deeper than a rebalancing of economics and geopolitics.

The shift in migration patterns may also reflect a rebalancing of China's economy.

Rebalancing global growth, for instance.

The wobbles associated with rebalancing need be endured.

However, there is a natural rebalancing mechanism via higher public spending in these countries.

It is the rebalancing of global power from established economies to emerging giants.

A broad consensus is needed both on the goal of long-term balance and on the process of short-term rebalancing.

For BMW, rebalancing is occurring more rapidly than it expected.

What's needed is economic rebalancing, so that domestic consumption contributes more to expansion.

A rebalancing towards domestic demand-led growth in EM is well underway.

And that's why we pushed and why the G20 adopted a framework that called for rebalancing the world economy.

That sits awkwardly with Mr Geithner's hopes for global rebalancing.

Even so, there are hints that growth may slow as part of rebalancing the economy towards consumption.

He recognised the need for monetary policy to provide a temporary stimulus to demand while the rebalancing takes place.

'I think rebalancing makes a substantial amount of sense, ' Mr. Bogle recently said on the Jean Chatzky radio show.

If global rebalancing is to continue, America still needs to save more, and China to save less.

In the longer run, it will lead to a rebalancing of the global economy.

The rebalancing of global consumption has yet to convince.

At every international economic gathering there is talk of the importance of "rebalancing" the pattern of global demand.