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China currency manipulation
Southeast Asia’s Quiet Revolt Against the Dollar: Should the US Be Worried?
By Karishma Shah
The shift away from the U.S. currency is still in its early days, but the era of unquestioned dollar supremacy may be gradually drawing to a close.
China's Currency Devaluation Triggers US Charge of Manipulation
By Bonnie Girard
The designation carries no penalties, but it will have a ripple effect on China’s economy.
Is Trump All Bark and No Bite on Currency Manipulation in Asia?
By Kyle Ferrier
Trump's ability to officially punish China, Japan, and Korea for alleged currency manipulation is limited.
Over-Politicized 'Overcapacity' at US-China Dialogue
By Lu Chen
China's overcapacity has replaced currency manipulation as the latest excuse for U.S. protectionism.
China’s Central Bank Defends Currency Devaluation
By Shannon Tiezzi
Officials from the People's Bank of China insist the move was designed to bring the RMB in line with its market value.
China's Foreign Aid: The Raw Numbers
By Shannon Tiezzi
Plus, a possible China-Russia alliance, why China's latest hacking is ok, and the value of the RMB. Friday China links.
U.S.-China Talks Tread Water
By Clint Richards
Regional issues are reaching a point where China and the US cannot address them bilaterally.
At S&ED, China's Currency Is Back in the Spotlight
By Shannon Tiezzi
Remarks by the U.S. Treasury Secretary mark a puzzling return to an old issue: the value of China's currency.
Are Claims of Currency Manipulation Just China Bashing?
By Sara Hsu
The argument that China is manipulating its currency needs more analysis, not rhetoric.
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