According to a Reuters report, Jim Rogers is still very bullish on Asia, and still very bearish on the US dollar and Treasury Bonds.
Jim Rogers accused U.S. authorities of consciously trying to devalue the U.S. dollar by flooding the market with liquidity -- or in his words, "turning on the printing presses" -- and said anyone chasing the rally in government bonds is making a "terrible mistake."
"The idea that you can fix a period of excess borrowing and excess consumption by more borrowing and more consumption to me is just ludicrous," he said.
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