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Floating the Yuan to Protect China's Forex
Floating the Yuan to Protect China's Forex
Looking back at how China fell into the 'dollar trap' throws light on the way out: Letting the yuan float freely
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The U.S. Congress finally agreed to raise the national debt limit. It was a move that, like Standard & Poor's decision to downgrade the U.S. credit rating, was mainly symbolic.
Regardless, America's financial situation remains unsustainable, and U.S. government debt is not as safe as it seems. China thus has every reason to worry and more reasons to be incensed at political polarization in America.
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