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EU to press China on currency valuation amid trade shock fears

The European Union is planning high-level discussions with China regarding its currency, the renminbi. Officials aim to persuade Beijing to allow its currency to appreciate, as fears grow of another trade shock impacting the EU's struggling industries. This initiative follows previous success in capping Chinese hybrid car exports. AI

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EU to press China on currency valuation amid trade shock fears

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Finbarr Bermingham ·

    EU plans high-level China currency talks as fears of new trade shock mount

    After convincing China to accept a cap on its hybrid car exports, a stream of top-level European finance and banking officials will descend on the Chinese capital in the coming months on a far trickier mission: persuading Beijing to stop holding down its currency to help save the…