This is despite the 30 % appreciation of
the yuan against a basket of currencies over the past decade.
On the other hand, the recent appreciation of
the yuan against a basket of currencies created by the Chinese government, is mainly artificial.
Volatility in currency markets could cause problems because Beijing sets the value of
the yuan against a basket of the currencies of its major trading partners.
Not exact matches
Today, the People's Bank
of China, in a speech given by central bank governor Zhou Xiaochuan, announced the
currencies that are in the
basket against which it sets the value
of the
yuan.