(Bloomberg) -- The yuan climbed for a third day on
speculation China will be more willing to let the currency
strengthen after the U.S. Treasury declined to brand it an
exchange rate manipulator.
``China is averse toward a more aggressive approach by the
U.S.,'' said Nizam Idris, a foreign-exchange strategist at UBS
AG in Singapore. Chinese policy makers ``have enough reasons to
allow them to say it's domestic factors pushing them to allow
yuan appreciation.''
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
speculation China will be more willing to let the currency
strengthen after the U.S. Treasury declined to brand it an
exchange rate manipulator.
``China is averse toward a more aggressive approach by the
U.S.,'' said Nizam Idris, a foreign-exchange strategist at UBS
AG in Singapore. Chinese policy makers ``have enough reasons to
allow them to say it's domestic factors pushing them to allow
yuan appreciation.''
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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