Tags: china , dollar

Renminbi revaluation would solve several issues

It's the beginning of the end of US dollar dominance, says Societe Generale, which predicts a renminbi revaluation could happen as soon as this summer.

By Jonathan Wong | 26 March 2010

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Funny money: the perils of printing T-bills

By selling Treasury bills to the PBOC and other central banks, the US has turned good money into bad. The effect on global currencies and economies has been enormous.

By Dan Slater | 23 January 2008

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Mundell: China should have a fixed exchange rate

Nobel-prize winning US economist says China should not bow to American pressure to allow its currency to appreciate.

By Alastair Reed | 19 May 2006

Debt

China Insurance mandates dollar debut

The insurance company joins a small band of China issuers active in the international debt markets.

By Jackie Horne | 22 October 2003

Debt

Trio of China credits prepare jumbo dollar deals

The old saying that you wait ages for a bus and then suddenly three arrive all at once may come to bear in the Asian debt markets next week, with the Republic of China, Hong ...

By Jackie Horne | 11 April 2001

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Tags: china, dollar

Tags: china , dollar