The Best of Chinese Commentators
Exchange rate reform?
- Published 01 Jul 2010
Domestic commentators discuss China's recent announcement on moving to a more flexible exchange rate policy and its implications for renminbi appreciation.
Li Yang, vice-director of the Chinese Academy of Social Science, thinks that the recent announcement just signals continuation of exchange rate reform, which was instigated back in 2005 and is not an explicit message that it will accelerate renminbi appreciation.
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