13 December 2010
China's Central Bank Hold Rates Steady
Considering China's recent problems with inflation, this decision is a bit of a surprise.
My guess as to what is going on here, I think that this is a reflection of the fact that the People’s Bank of China is more concerned about the Yuan appreciation than it is about inflation, and increases in interest rates would tend to drive their currency up.
My guess as to what is going on here, I think that this is a reflection of the fact that the People’s Bank of China is more concerned about the Yuan appreciation than it is about inflation, and increases in interest rates would tend to drive their currency up.
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