China's yuan slides to 4-month low on tariff threats and mixed PMI data
The yuan fell to a four-month low on Monday, as tariff threats and mixed purchasing managers' index (PMI) data raised concern China's economy might need additional policy support.
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Why Did China’s Current Account Surplus Surge in the Third Quarter?
In my view, China just (albeit indirectly) admitted its current account data is now made up.** Hopefully it is something that the IMF seriously investigates in its next surveillance cycle. Burying ...