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EU officials to push for renminbi appreciation in Beijing visits

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European economic and finance officials are planning visits to Beijing to encourage Chinese policymakers to allow the renminbi to appreciate. The goal of this push is to help reduce the significant trade imbalance between the EU and China. A delegation led by Maarten Verwey of the European Commission is expected to visit in the week of November 23, with another joint mission anticipated around the year-end. AI

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EU officials to push for renminbi appreciation in Beijing visits

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Brian Rhoads,Raymond Ma ·

    EU officials to push yuan appreciation in Beijing visits

    Top European economic and finance officials are set to visit Beijing as they seek to persuade Chinese policymakers to let the yuan strengthen in order to help shrink a surging trade gap, the South China Morning Post reported exclusively. Maarten Verwey, the European Commission’s …

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