…no matter the labels thrown upon them, going back 1000s of years. Its recurring features — concentrated power, weak accountability mechanisms, suppression of organized opposition — are structural problems of…

…with the ‘baby steps’ theme). Spanning the years 2005 – current, the Chinese yuan appreciated 25% in real and trade-weighted terms, while that of the US dollar depreciated 14%. Progress…

…company stock is a low bar to jump. On the other hand, buying Yuan until it has to appreciate is worth exploring. The first has been getting traction for years….

…many have argued that China’s policy of only allowing the yuan (CNY) to appreciate very gradually against the dollar has kept Chinese products unreasonably cheap to American consumers, and American…

…States. The most common reason cited for the imbalance is China’s undervaluation of their currency, the RMB (yuan). The House acted this September to pass a resolution raising the threat…

…simply swich providers and the Yuan exchange rate will be irrelevant to trade in that product. Beyond a certain point, this is a lose-lose game for the US and China….

…factor in determining trade flows. An inflation-driven growth in the real value of the Chinese yuan (REER) would effectively, and eventually, drop China’s export share with key trading partners. Rebecca…

…in coming inflation reports. I wouldn’t be surprised if the government allows the yuan to appreciate sooner, rather than later, in light of this report. Rebecca Wilder crossposted with Newsneconomics…

…overly obvious is that the Chinese will not be bullied into revaluing the yuan just because the US says so. And also evident is that there is a (very lengthy)…

…dollar. This would help the US economy at the expense of other countries. One of those countries is called China which is investing huge amounts of Yuan in an effort…