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The equilibrium real exchange rate of China: a productivity approach [PDF]

A large body of theoretical and empirical works asserts that exchange rates depend upon a country's productivity growth, and this effect is dubbed the Balassa-Samuelson effect.
Yan, Isabel K., Kakkar, Vikas
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Renminbi-Hub Schweiz: enttäuschte Hoffnungen?

, 2019
Die Schweiz ist seit 2016 ein Renminbi-Hub. Das heisst: Die chinesische Währung kann seit 2016 grenzüberschreitend gehandelt werden. Mit der Ansiedlung des Hubs waren grosse Erwartungen verknüpft, sollte die chinesische Währung Renminbi ...
Affolter, Beat, Kessler, Esther, Braun, Markus   +2 more
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Structural Effects of a Real Exchange Rate Revaluation in China: A CGE Assessment [PDF]

The misalignment of the Chinese currency exposed by the rapid build-up of China’s foreign exchange reserves over the past few years has been the subject of considerable recent debate.
Willenbockel, Dirk
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How far can renminbi internationalization go? [PDF]

, 2014
Since the formal launch of the renminbi trade settlement scheme in 2009, renminbi internationalization has made impressive inroads. The progress in renminbi trade settlement is especially impressive. However, Hong Kong, China's offshore renminbi deposits
Yongding, Yu
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The Effect of Exchange Rate Changes on China's Labor-Intensive Manufacturing Exports [PDF]

Chinese policymakers have resisted calls for faster renminbi appreciation partly because they fear it will reduce low technology exports. We investigate this issue using a panel data set including China's exports of labor-intensive goods to 30 countries.
THORBECKE, Willem, Hanjiang ZHANG
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The Canadian RMB Trading Centre: A Small Step in the Long Road of China’s Peaceful Rise in International Financial Markets

The School of Public Policy Publications, 2017
China is on the road to becoming a powerful force in global financial markets; statistics suggest that already some 20 per cent of the world’s trade finance is currently conducted in the country’s currency — the yuan, or renminbi (RMB).
John M. Curtis
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Offshore renminbi market.

, 2012
The offshore “currency” (deposit) market is a relatively new phenomenon in international financial markets, having only taken off in the 1960s. It has been one of the fastest growing sectors in international financial services, and has been credited with
Sei, Sin Yee., Heng, Zoey Peishan., Peh, Derrick Chin Kiat.   +2 more
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Renminbi liquidity arrangement between China and Bank for International Settlements and the International Monetary and Financial System

Revista Conjuntura Austral
China recently signed the Renminbi Liquidity Agreement with the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) to establish a fund that can provide liquidity support in times of financial volatility to its participants.
Larissa Naves de Deus Dornelas
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China: a stabilizing or deflationary influence in East Asia?The problem of conflicted virtue [PDF]

Rapidly growing Chinese exports are middle-tech - and increasingly high-tech - manufactured goods. China runs a huge and growing bilateral trade surplus with the United States, and the position of Japan has changed radically from being a net exporter to ...
Schnabl, Gunther
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Challenging Dollar Dominance? The Geopolitical Dimensions of Renminbi (RMB) Internationalisation

Journal of Current Chinese Affairs
This paper examines the geopolitical dimensions of China's strategy to internationalise the renminbi (RMB) and reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar.
Monique Taylor
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