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Taking a punt on the RMB
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Currency speculation is more akin to gambling than many people like to make out and speculating on future Chinese government policy is probably in the same league.
Currency speculation is more akin to gambling than many people like to make out and speculating on future Chinese government policy is probably in the same league.
China has maintained for a long time that it intends to eventually move to a fully convertible currency but that this can only be achieved through gradual reform. Now, as we near the end of the first quarter of 2004, the ante is being upped and everyone is placing their bets on when and in what form revaluation is going ...
China has maintained for a long time that it intends to eventually move to a fully convertible currency but that this can only be achieved through gradual reform. Now, as we near the end of the first quarter of 2004, the ante is being upped and everyone is placing their bets on when and in what form revaluation is going ...
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