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Washington is focused on China, pressuring Beijing to let the yuan rise more quickly.
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European countries have also trekked to Beijing to urge it to let the yuan rise.
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As a result of U.S.-led international pressure, China has let the yuan appreciate in recent years.
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China will be under pressure from the U.S. and Europe to let the yuan move more freely.
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China should let the yuan rise sooner rather than later, the head of the IMF said today.
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As part of efforts to quell inflation, China is set to let the yuan rise further this year.
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In the preceding three years it had let the yuan gradually climb 21 per cent against the dollar.
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Beijing has let the yuan depreciate 10 pct since April, and this week eased lending conditions for domestic banks.
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Back then, Washington was constantly harrying Beijing to let the yuan rise in value and to deregulate its markets.
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But traders say the central bank is influenced by U.S. appeals for China to let the yuan rise faster.
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But China is still unlikely to let the yuan appreciate nearly as fast as major trading partners would like.
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With China's exports rising again and foreign exchange reserves expanding, Beijing faces international pressure to let the yuan appreciate.
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Washington wants China to reduce barriers to trade and investment and to let the yuan currency float freely in markets.
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Recent warnings that China is prepared for a currency war with Japan hardly suggest policymakers intend to let the yuan appreciate.
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China let the yuan rise at about the same pace in early 2008, when it was trying to tame soaring inflation.
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The baht might fare better, but pushed up more by external factors such as possible moves to let the yuan appreciate.
