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The future for the redback: experts offer their views

, 21/08/2015

In the largest downward adjustment to the Yuan since 1994, last Tuesday saw the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) lower the renminbi  (RMB) reference rate down 1.9 percent.

However Ma Jun, chief economist at the People’s Bank of China, was keen to stress that the move was a “one-off depreciation”, saying the Chinese government had “no intention or need to participate in a “currency war”. The motives behind the adjustment and the predicted impact on China’s growth have been debated as trading for the currency has reached turbulent levels.
 
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