a "net positive" for the economy, Swanson says.\rEven if exporters aren't booming, they're still outperforming other\rsegments of the economy, says Goldstein. "With an economy growing by\rmaybe 2.5 percent, the fact that exports are growing [several] times faster\rthan that is good news in a story otherwise devoid of very much good\rnews," he says.\rInitially, China's currency revaluation was expected to provide a solid\rboost to U.S. exporters, who have largely been locked out of the Asian\rgiant's swelling economy. More recently, though, the enthusiasm has\rgiven way to a realization that China is unlikely- at least in the near\rterm- to strengthen its currency, the renminbi, enough to open the door\rto U.S. exporters.
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