Despite the signals coming from Beijing, don’t expect the yuan’s value to change much, says Gordon G. Chang. The Chinese are just hoping to deflect international pressure ahead of the G-20 and buy time for their exporters.
Today, equity markets in Asia opened higher, buoyed by Beijing’s surprise weekend announcements promising a flexible currency policy.
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Israel and the Surrender of the West -- Shelby Steele, Wall Street Journal
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A Way to Rescue Greece -- Michael J. Strauss, New York Times
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