China moves to stabilise currency, retreating from effort to ease control
Wall Street analysts say the renminbi should be a bit weaker, though they disagree on the degree
Hong Kong
CHINA has made a big show of gradually loosening its grip on the value of its currency, an effort meant to mollify critics such as President Donald Trump and specialists who have long urged Beijing to let markets fix financial problems in the world's second-largest economy.
On Friday, however, the Chinese government said, in effect, "never mind". Chinese officials said that they were "consi…
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