Bye-bye dollar peg, hello flexible renminbi

Just ahead of the G20 meeting, China says it will increase the flexibility of the renminbi now that the global economy is gradually recovering.

After weeks of international pressure, the People's Bank of China, China's central bank, announced over the weekend that it will increase the flexibility of its exchange rate, fuelling expectations that it will gradually let the renminbi appreciate. The move comes after the renminbi has been effectively pegged at around 6.83 per dollar for almost two years.

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