The fourth part of this series examines Beijing's moves to reposition the renminbi as a world currency as doubts grow about the future of the dollar and the euro
Dec 10, 2012
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London leads the race to become the second global hub for renminbi after Hong Kong
Dec 10, 2012
A look at where the RMB trade is located as well as its flow and procedures
Dec 10, 2012
Track the RMB trade-weighted exchange rate against China’s foreign and gold reserves, along with an import/export comparison
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Sep 24, 2012
Multinationals are starting to take advantage of Beijing’s relaxation of currency controls
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MARKETS
Sep 2, 2012
Investor appetite grows after a slow start
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GLOBAL ECONOMY
Aug 31, 2012
Beijing takes next step in push to build global currency
From
WORLD
Apr 15, 2013
This interactive graphic shows changes in the present value of the renminbi
Jun 20, 2012
The UK capital is keen to take advantage of the liberalisation of the Chinese currency
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GLOBAL ECONOMY
Jun 17, 2012
Eurozone not exchange rates will dominate summit
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MARKETS
Jun 14, 2012
Central bank aims to boost liquidity in offshore renminbi market
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MARKETS
Jun 3, 2012
A review of the RMB’s milestones and challenges
Part One
beyondbrics
May 30, 2012
The Chinese currency is one of the least-used when it comes to all payments, but it is now the third-biggest currency for letters of credit, after the dollar and the euro
May 23, 2012
While Chinese authorities still control the renminbi tightly, many expect it could ultimately rival the dollar as a global reserve currency
From
COMPANIES
Feb 27, 2012
Small and medium-sized companies could save up to 3% if they paid Chinese suppliers in their own local currency, rather than dollars
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WORLD
May 7, 2012
Tehran spending the currency on goods from China
beyondbrics
May 14, 2012
In the run up to Hong Kong’s return to China in 1997, a favourite topic of debate was whether Shanghai would supplant Hong Kong as China’s financial centre
beyondbrics
May 1, 2012
The renminbi is back in the US political arena, with Mitt Romney vowing to call China a ’currency manipulator’ if elected president
beyondbrics
Jun 22, 2011
Reports that the People’s Bank of China has moved to tighten controls on offshore renminbi trading may have sent a chill down the spines of some new investors in Hong Kong’s fledgling offshore renminbi market
FT Alphaville
Jul 28, 2010
There’s a missing word somewhere in the IMF’s latest Article IV consultation on Chinese economic policy. Can you spot it?
Tracking China’s currency
This interactive graphic shows changes in the present value of the renminbi