…a rising role for the Chinese yuan, and greater symmetry in overall world monetary and financial relations. Given how the WTO rules were developed, allowing freer flow of capital but…

…would give way to the Chinese yuan as a global reserve currency within decades. A shared reserve currency might negate this move, he said, but he believed that China would…

…the dollar and bids down the yuan so that American goods and services will be overpriced in world markets and Chinese goods and services will be underpriced. As a result,…

…costs, as well as the strengthening Chinese currency, the Yuan. But it is only in the last few weeks that the scale of the crisis has become apparent. Two weeks…

…indicated it may be prepared to take action if China moves on its yuan.”Changes in the international and regional financial and economic environment have made it important for Malaysia to…

…convert at least 20 percent of foreign earnings into Chinese yuan boosted demand for the currency, increasing pressure for it to rise against the U.S. dollar and other foreign currencies….

…government data released Wednesday. China’s industrial output rose 16% from that month a year earlier to 564.7 billion yuan ($68 billion), accelerating from March’s 15.1% on-year increase. April production had…

…own interest? I actually agree with Greenspan (and many others) that it is in China’s long-term best interests to revalue the yuan, but doesn’t this beg the question of why…

…dollar fall further against the euro. This doesn’t rule out a belief that the dollar will still decline considerably against yen or yuan, of course. But it’s interesting to see…

…less interested in holding US bonds now)? Does it signal a new agressiveness in tackling inflation that could also lead to a revaluation of the yuan? So many questions… Kash…