Bond investors dampen talk of 'currency wars'
The US is pressuring China to speed up appreciation of the yuan
The risk of currency wars has been overstated since the major economic powers stand to lose too much by them, credit investors and strategists have said.
Fears of a currency war have grown in recent weeks. In September, the Bank of Japan intervened in the forex market for the first time in six years, selling an estimated ¥2.124 trillion to hold down the value of its currency against the dollar.
On September 27, Guido Mantega, the Brazilian finance minister, warned that a currency war risked
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