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US Removes Currency Manipulator Label On China Ahead Of Trade Deal
The United States on Monday removed the currency manipulator label it imposed on China last summer, in a sign of easing tensions between the two economic powers after nearly two years of conflict.
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China's Yuan Hits 11-Year Low Amid Trade Tensions
The plunge past 7.0 prompted Washington to officially brand Beijing a "currency manipulator". China's central bank has "resolutely opposed" the label.
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Rupee, Other Asian Currencies Recover Some Of Losses
People's Bank of China's firmer-than-expected yuan fixing helped pull the currency from the lows it touched on Monday, but it still held beyond the 7-per-dollar level that it broke for the first time since the global financial crisis.
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China Not Manipulating Currency But Lacks Transparency, US Says
Washington on Wednesday again declined to call China a currency manipulator but said the yuan's fall and Beijing's exchange practices were of "particular concern."
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IMF Official Says "No Evidence" China Manipulating Currency
There is "no evidence" Chinese authorities have been intervening to move the exchange rate of the yuan, a senior International Monetary Fund official said Tuesday.
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China Rejects Donald Trump's Accusations Of Currency Manipulation
China on Monday rejected accusations by US President Donald Trump that it was manipulating the yuan to give its exporters an edge, saying Washington appeared "bent on provoking a trade war".
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US Treasury To Review If China Manipulated Its Currency
The United States is monitoring the recent weakness in China's yuan currency and will review whether the currency has been manipulated, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told Reuters on Friday.
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Donald Trump Calls Chinese 'Grand Champions' Of Currency Manipulation
President Donald Trump declared China the "grand champions" of currency manipulation on Thursday, just hours after his new Treasury secretary pledged a more methodical approach to analysing Beijing's foreign exchange practices.
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US warns China its currency is still undervalued
In a semiannual report to Congress, the US Treasury stopped short of declaring China a currency manipulator, but singled it out among large US trading partners for its currency practices.
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China escapes US 'currency manipulator' label
The Obama administration said on Friday that China's currency remained "significantly undervalued," but again stopped short of labeling the world's second-biggest economy a currency manipulator.
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SE Asia central banks seek overhaul of forex forward rates from Singapore
Southeast Asian central banks are in talks to overhaul the way reference rates for offshore currency derivatives are set following investigations by banks in Singapore that found traders in the city-state tried to manipulate the market, the president of Indonesia's foreign exchange industry group said.
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US declines to cite China as currency manipulator
The decision angered some manufacturing groups, which have accused Beijing of artificially holding down the value of its currency.
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US Removes Currency Manipulator Label On China Ahead Of Trade Deal
The United States on Monday removed the currency manipulator label it imposed on China last summer, in a sign of easing tensions between the two economic powers after nearly two years of conflict.
-
China's Yuan Hits 11-Year Low Amid Trade Tensions
The plunge past 7.0 prompted Washington to officially brand Beijing a "currency manipulator". China's central bank has "resolutely opposed" the label.
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Rupee, Other Asian Currencies Recover Some Of Losses
People's Bank of China's firmer-than-expected yuan fixing helped pull the currency from the lows it touched on Monday, but it still held beyond the 7-per-dollar level that it broke for the first time since the global financial crisis.
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China Not Manipulating Currency But Lacks Transparency, US Says
Washington on Wednesday again declined to call China a currency manipulator but said the yuan's fall and Beijing's exchange practices were of "particular concern."
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IMF Official Says "No Evidence" China Manipulating Currency
There is "no evidence" Chinese authorities have been intervening to move the exchange rate of the yuan, a senior International Monetary Fund official said Tuesday.
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China Rejects Donald Trump's Accusations Of Currency Manipulation
China on Monday rejected accusations by US President Donald Trump that it was manipulating the yuan to give its exporters an edge, saying Washington appeared "bent on provoking a trade war".
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US Treasury To Review If China Manipulated Its Currency
The United States is monitoring the recent weakness in China's yuan currency and will review whether the currency has been manipulated, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told Reuters on Friday.
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Donald Trump Calls Chinese 'Grand Champions' Of Currency Manipulation
President Donald Trump declared China the "grand champions" of currency manipulation on Thursday, just hours after his new Treasury secretary pledged a more methodical approach to analysing Beijing's foreign exchange practices.
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US warns China its currency is still undervalued
In a semiannual report to Congress, the US Treasury stopped short of declaring China a currency manipulator, but singled it out among large US trading partners for its currency practices.
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China escapes US 'currency manipulator' label
The Obama administration said on Friday that China's currency remained "significantly undervalued," but again stopped short of labeling the world's second-biggest economy a currency manipulator.
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SE Asia central banks seek overhaul of forex forward rates from Singapore
Southeast Asian central banks are in talks to overhaul the way reference rates for offshore currency derivatives are set following investigations by banks in Singapore that found traders in the city-state tried to manipulate the market, the president of Indonesia's foreign exchange industry group said.
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US declines to cite China as currency manipulator
The decision angered some manufacturing groups, which have accused Beijing of artificially holding down the value of its currency.
