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China’s currency has topped the Rmb6.8 per dollar mark, its weakest level in a year, reflecting slower growth and tighter credit
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What? China is collapsing again?
For thismto be China's slowest quarter shows you something. That is only 2 years ago- for them to be growing as fast as then shows you that they are still awfully strong, especially for the 2nd largest economy of the world.
Lol the Ft never tire of trying to sell this schpiel.. How many years has it been…
The fact that the US dollar is rising against ALL major currencies says more about the US than about china.
Good lord, you guys really try to push a agenda.
@first china's currency is state controlled,so they weaken it to export more products.
@second China needs exports to run there system like it is, since they're market is protected by the massive production and a weaker RNB will only make other products less competitive.
@third down with illegal US Trade action
What about pond?
Good china exports go up.
Chinese money on the pic ugly.
The FT has been predicting China's demise for the last 18 years. Wolf ! Wolf ! Wolf !
No Manipulation then