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A tricycle and a man are reflected in a investment advertisement billboard in Guangzhou, China, Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2007. A Chinese government fund established to manage part of China's roughly US$1.4 trillion in foreign currency reserves is preparing to invest some of its assets in Japanese stocks, according to a media report Monday. Entrusted with US$200 billion, China Investment Corp. was launched in late September, becoming one of the world's richest investment funds. About one-third of its assets is earmarked for investment in global financial markets. (AP Photo/Andy Wong)
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A tricycle and a man are reflected in a investment advertisement billboard in Guangzhou, China, Tuesday, Nov. 27, 2007. A Chinese government fund established to manage part of China's roughly US$1.4 trillion in foreign currency reserves is preparing to invest some of its assets in Japanese stocks, according to a media report Monday. Entrusted with US$200 billion, China Investment Corp. was launched in late September, becoming one of the world's richest investment funds. About one-third of its assets is earmarked for investment in global financial markets. (AP Photo/Andy Wong)

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