China’s Bubble (CNNMoney)

Silvio Figer indicated the article Inside China´s garlic bubble by CNNMoney. …a speculative bubble has forced wholesale prices to increase 605% to $1.200 per tonne from March 2009 through February 2010. The foreigners have no way of profiting from China´s garlic bubble. That´s because, unlike sugar and cocoa, there is no futures market for this oddball comodity. This kind of price-fixing is having ripple effects around the word…see: http://money.cnn.com/2010/03/23/news/international/china_garlic_bubble.fortune/index.htm