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How strong should the yuan really be?
Published Sun, Aug 30, 2015 · 09:50 PM
CHINA unexpectedly devalued its yuan in mid-August, bringing the USD/CNY rate from about 6.21 renminbi (RMB) per dollar straight up to a stabilisation point of about 6.4 RMB per dollar.
That is a 3 per cent depreciation in less than a week - a big move by forex standards.
It is safe to say that China's unexpected monetary policy had huge reverberations on markets worldwide.
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