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In order for China to be on par with the U.S., in terms of gold reserves to currency ratio, China would have to nearly quadruple its gold reserves.
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The country's debt ratio the ratio between external debt and hard-currency income stands at a comfortable 75% or so, well below the 100% level that starts to ring alarm bells.
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That seems reasonable, since the main reason that Thailand's currency, the baht, collapsed two years ago was a high ratio of short-term foreign debt to foreign reserves.
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