China and the renminbi: A Risk.net article collection

Ellen Davis
23 Jun 2010

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The recent removal of the US dollar peg for China's currency, the renminbi, represents a significant step in the evolution of that country's evolution. Other changes that are putting China on the path to becoming an enormous marketplace for sophisticated financial products are also happening.If you have a favourite article on China and the renminbi from Risk.net and think it should be included in this collection, email [email protected]

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