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Venture Capital &Nbsp; Behind The Curtain

2010/12/7 18:16:00 85

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From September to November, China was only two months old.

cotton

The price jumped from 18000 yuan per ton to over 30 thousand yuan. This craziness makes Teng Minli, chairman of Xinjiang Hongli cotton industry, which is engaged in cotton processing for many years, feel frightened.

Teng Minli regrets that there are many faces in the market this year. Many people in Wenzhou are two or three people who collect three million cars and sell two or three wagons.

Ge Yongpin, President of the Zhejiang chamber of Commerce in Xinjiang, expects that at least 10 billion of Zhejiang's private capital will withdraw from the coal and real estate market and fight for the cotton market in full swing.

In fact, under the influence of hot money, garlic, ginger and Chinese herbal medicine market are replicating the craziness of the cotton market.

Since the second half of 2009, garlic, ginger and other "one season" production all year round.

consumption

"Resistant agricultural products were artificially hyped and prices soared.

According to the Ministry of commerce data, the wholesale price of garlic and ginger increased by 95.8% and 89.5% respectively in the first half of November.

And the price of Chinese herbal medicines, such as Cordyceps sinensis, dangshen, and 37, has doubled and doubled. A pharmacist manager regrets that the price of Chinese herbal medicines is "almost one price per day".

Data show that from last October to October this year, 28% Chinese herbal medicines increased by 51%-100%, and more than 20% of the price of Chinese herbal medicines almost doubled two times.

Like the most commonly used Chinese herbal medicines, 15 kinds of Chinese herbal medicines, such as Smilax glabra, loquat leaf, Platycodon grandiflorum, Lycium barbarum, Ophiopogon japonicus and Fritillaria thunbergii, have increased by more than 100%.

Idle capital flows to boost inflation expectations

Relevant officials of the national development and Reform Commission pointed out that some idle capital and illegal operators manipulate the prices of related commodities by means of fraud, collusion, hoarding, hoarding and other improper means, which is a direct push for the price rise of some agricultural products.

Behind the rapid rise of mung bean prices in the first half of the year, there are many phantoms of mung bean business collusion.

Gu Shengzu, vice president of the Central Committee of the people's Republic of China and economist, pointed out that for a long period of time,

equity market

The property market and the coal market are the three main markets for Chinese private capital to chase profits.

But now, with the restructuring of coal resources, the introduction of real estate regulation policies, and the continued downturn in the stock market after the financial crisis, private funds have shifted to the "vegetable market" with relatively low price and the demand gap and the circulation of agricultural and sideline products.

The disorderly flow of large scale private funds has further pushed up people's inflation expectations, resulting in greater inflationary pressure and increased the risk of fluctuations in economic operation.