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China Signals End to Yuan’s Two-Year Peg to Dollar
Bloomberg, 20/06/2010 (en Anglais
)http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid= ... vZXY&pos=1
China said it will allow a more flexible yuan, signaling an end to the currency’s two-year-old peg to the dollar a week before a Group of 20 summit.
Dollar peg is dead as China vows yuan flexibility“The recovery and upturn of the Chinese economy has become more solid with the enhanced economic stability,” the People’s Bank of China said. “It is desirable to proceed further with reform of the renminbi exchange-rate regime and increase the renminbi exchange-rate flexibility.”
Reuters, 20/06/2010 (en Anglais
)http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE65I11B20100619
Et tout le monde est content :China on Saturday said it would gradually make the yuan more flexible, in a gesture that may deflect foreign criticism at next week's G20 summit, but will not quickly yield a big move by its currency.
Europe welcomes China's declaration on yuan reform
Reuters, 19/06/2010 (en Anglais
)http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE65I1Q620100619
Geithner Urges ‘Vigorous’ Action After Yuan DecisionEuropean leaders welcomed a move by China on Saturday to make its yuan exchange rate more "flexible" saying it would be positive for China and the world economy and help correct global imbalances.
Bloomberg, Rebecca Christie, 19/06/2010 (en Anglais
)http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid= ... a2.M&pos=4
U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner called for “vigorous” action on China’s pledge today to allow more currency flexibility, and a leading Senate Democrat demanded more details within days to prevent Congress from pursuing trade sanctions.
“This is an important step, but the test will be how far and how fast they let the currency appreciate,” Geithner said in a statement today in Washington. “Vigorous implementation would make a positive contribution to strong and balanced global growth.”
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