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Chinese urged to curb euro

By Tony Barber in Brussels

Published: November 12 2007 23:38 | Last updated: November 12 2007 23:38

Eurozone finance ministers, impatient with the euro’s unceasing rise against the dollar, renminbi and yen, spoke out on Monday against excessive exchange rate volatility and urged China to play its part in rebalancing the world economy.

Jean-Claude Juncker, chairman of the 13-nation group of eurozone finance ministers, delivered his appeal as business leaders warned that European companies had passed “beyond the pain threshold”.

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