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LatAm fears grow about China slowdown

Nov 28 2011  After the China-inspired commodity price boom, talk of a Chinese slowdown is a hotter topic in Latin America than concerns over the eurozone. Jonathan Wheatley, the FT's deputy editor for emerging markets and John Paul Rathbone, Latin America editor, discuss the prospects for the continent if China's appetite for raw materials begins to wane.  (4m 56sec)
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