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November 6th 2006

Yuan Revaluation to Continue

Chinese governmental officials have been somewhat quiet about the Chinese Yuan of late, perhaps not wanting to incite certain American politicians that are trying to lead the passage of a tariff on Chinese imports. In a recent press conference, officials broke the silence by hinting that the Yuan would witness an “accumulated slight revaluation”- meaningless rhetoric which translates roughly into ‘business as usual.’ In other words, barring some unforeseen economic or financial developments, forex traders can probably expect a 2-3% appreciation of the Yuan in 2007.

Read More: China Says Yuan to Continue `Accumulated Slight Revaluation’

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Posted by Adam Kritzer | in Chinese Yuan (RMB), Investing & Trading | No Comments »

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