A drop in the dow will affect US imports from china and therefore affect our resource exports to china. Since china mines a majority of their own minerals, it only stands to reason that they will lower their orders from oz and just use their own output.
I imagine our markets are reflecting the dow as a likely expectation of things to come, rather than how it is now.
gone south bigtime all of a sudden, page-34
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