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China cb adviser says revaluation buys time

Yu Yongding, a member of China's central bank monetary policy committee said in remarks published Monday 25 July that last week's 2.1 percent revaluation of the yuan and an accompanying shift to a managed float buy time for China.

China's currency conundrum

This article published on Thursday says that China's decision to revalue its currency by 2.1% and introduce a new currency basket for determining future exchange rate moves is an important step in the evolution of the country's monetary policy and…

Interview with PBOC's spokesman on exchange rate

Following the announcement by the People's Bank of China that the country will implement a regulated, managed floating exchange rate system based on market supply and demand, the People's Daily Online edition carried an interview with the PBOC's…

Japan welcomes China yuan decision

Japan welcomed China's decision on Thursday 21 July to end its currency's peg to the U.S. dollar and other Asian officials said they were closely watching developments.

China easing forex controls to help overseas firms

China will loosen its foreign exchange controls to give more financing support to overseas Chinese companies as the central government moves to encourage domestic firms to invest abroad, the official Financial News reported, citing a government official.

China says no timetable for yuan move

The US administration has told key senators that it expects China to revalue the yuan in August before President Hu Jintao visits Washington in September, the Financial Times reported on Friday 15 July.

IMF's Krueger on Asia and the world economy

In the speech 'Mutual interdependence: Asia and the world economy' given on 30 June Anne Krueger of the International Monetary Fund said the experience of Korea, China and other Asian countries underlines the crucial importance trade plays in fostering…

PBOC adviser backs yuan rate policy

A Chinese central bank adviser has said that monetary policy should stay stable in the near future and that China's economic growth and inflation were optimally matched, the Financial News said on Tuesday 5 July .

PBOC meeting ends with stable yuan pledge

The People's Bank of China concluded the second quarter meeting of its policy advisory committee with a statement pledging to continue with exchange rate reform while maintaining the stability of the yuan at a 'balanced and reasonable level'.

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