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Renminbi to shake up the reserves management status quo
Central Banking Journal |
16 May 2012
China is unlikely to fully liberalise its currency controls during the next five years. But this does not look set to prevent the renminbi from achieving full reserve currency status. By Gary Smith
China, Chinese renminbi, Dollar, euro, Swiss franc, IMF, Special drawing right (SDR), Hong Kong
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Christine Lagarde, IMF, growth, Financial crisis, China, Emerging markets, Europe
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Central Banking |
02 May 2012
Mark Carney, Bank of Canada, Canada, Emerging markets, Exports, China
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Central Banking |
18 Apr 2012
IMF working paper examines China’s current account imbalances
Central Banking |
18 Apr 2012
PBoC decision to widen trading band welcomed
Central Banking |
16 Apr 2012
IMF, People's Bank of China, China, Chinese renminbi, Exchange rate
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Central Banking |
16 Apr 2012
Bank of Thailand, China, Chinese renminbi, Reserves, Prasarn Trairatvorakul
Bank of Thailand opens representative office in Beijing
Central Banking |
10 Apr 2012
China raises QFII quota by $50bn to $80bn
Central Banking |
05 Apr 2012
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