Why China May Not Follow Singapore in Global Push for Weaker Currencies
If China is to join the global push for more monetary easing, it may be more likely to use rate cuts or lower banks' required reserve ratios
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If China is to join the global push for more monetary easing, it may be more likely to use rate cuts or lower banks' required reserve ratios
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