Hints of a yuan versus yen currency war
TOKYO – The costs of a chronically weak yen just grew by US$18 trillion as China’s economy, Asia’s biggest, may be joining the race to the bottom.
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TOKYO – The costs of a chronically weak yen just grew by US$18 trillion as China’s economy, Asia’s biggest, may be joining the race to the bottom.
As net capital outflows exceed China’s current account surplus, the yuan currency will necessarily face depreciation pressure. However, China will neither float its currency nor allow a large depreciation.
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As Chinese leader Xi Jinping works to increase the yuan’s role in global trade and finance, he’s encountering an unexpected speed bump: mainland companies.
TOKYO — Analysts at Fitch Ratings have been a busy bunch in recent months warning of debt landmines in the two biggest economies.
The People’s Bank of China is giving a whole new meaning to “monetary science.” Asia’s biggest economy’s central bank is devising a program to provide as much as 500 billion yuan (US$69 billion) to support innovation in science and technology.
China’s stock investors could be excused for feeling like President Xi Jinping is disinterested in their plight as market valuation losses mount.