The country's real effective exchange rate rose considerably, even as the the economy slowed to annual growth rates of 7 % from the double - digit pace to which the world was accustomed: (canadianbusiness.com)
When the DXY hit 103 in December of last year, an analysis based on purchasing power parity and real effective exchange rates suggested that it was roughly 10 % to 15 % overvalued. (morganstanley.com)
China's real effective exchange rate, a measure adjusted for inflation and trade with other nations, climbed 13 percent over the last four quarters and was the highest among 32 major currencies tracked by Bank for International Settlements indexes. (bloomberg.com)