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China's central bank rejects yuan undervaluation claims amid trade talks

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China's central bank has refuted claims that the yuan is undervalued, stating that the currency's strength is driven by industrial growth and not competitive devaluation. This stance comes amid ongoing trade negotiations and ahead of potential trade war escalations. The People's Bank of China released a policy paper asserting its commitment to a stable currency. AI

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China's central bank rejects yuan undervaluation claims amid trade talks

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Raymond Ma,Neil Denslow ·

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