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If Beijing returns to promoting export-led growth, tension over exchange rates may return
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Currency has fallen 5% this year but investors expect further declines
The US dollar still dominates debt markets, but some niche-sounding data suggests things could be set to shift
FX wars, Volcker lessons, complex system breakdowns, Italy’s never-ending crisis and peak food
Beijing will not want to pass on price rises to consumers in full
Investors are buying into a story of disruptive and rapid revenue growth
Biden administration deal removes an irritant in relations between the two countries
Treasury also removes designations on Vietnam and Switzerland imposed in December
Biden administration expected to add country to name-and-shame list despite strengthening ties
Renminbi’s future strength depends on cooling of US trade tensions and health of dollar
Treasury move in final days of Trump administration will present dilemma for new president
There is a way to protect the bloc from beggar-my-neighbour policies
Move appears to be attack on companies that insist on using low-cost Asian labour and manufacturing
Probe could result in tariffs being imposed on imports from Asian country
Sharp rebound in China’s currency a clear warning the greenback is likely to weaken
Vietnam, Thailand and Taiwan cleared despite credible evidence to the contrary
Reversal of Trump’s controversial move last year ends major source of irritation for Beijing
How the crisis of 2008 continued to reverberate through the following decade
The year was dominated by central bankers, politicians and companies with grand ideas
EU leaders believe the euro needs to play a larger role in order to compete against the US and China
Policymakers seem to be warming to capital controls to avoid stagnation spreading
The US cannot unilaterally weaken the dollar
Trade tensions with the US have inevitably put the renminbi under pressure
The fallout from the US-China trade war could lead to an economic chill
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