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•  What is the average financial
  intelligence of Chinese people?
  
  (link to full story)
• China’s E-Payment Boom (link
  to full story)
• China Currency Internationalization: A
  Moving Feast (link
  to full story)
• Renminbi: Chinese currency could become
  the next safe haven
  By Josh Noble (details)
• [Viewpoint] China’s new currency policy
  – The Chinese government might alter its
  currency policy to reduce portfolio
  risks and contain domestic inflation. (click)
• China’s old bad banks run new risks – By
  Henny Sender (click for details on
  
  Financial Times)
• China to become global banking king
  by 2023: Report (click
  for details)
• A sudden rise in the yuan would solve
  nothing (click
  for details)
• Analysis: Offshore yuan market
  foreshadows China bond market (click
  for details)
• China’s Self-Defeating Currency Policy –
  Although a stronger yuan would be better
  for the economy, writes columnist John
  Lee, it would hurt the Chinese Communist
  Party (click
  for details on Bloomberg Business Week.)
• China Bank profit falls 18% – CHINA
  Banking Corp., (China Bank) the
  country’s eighth largest bank in asset
  terms, yesterday reported that earnings
  for the first quarter had declined by
  around 18% compared to a year ago due to
  lower trading gains and yields on
  securities. (click
  for details on Business World Online)
• Private Equity’s Love Affair With
  China – By MICHAEL J. DE LA MERCED
  
  (click for details)
• Boom vs Doom: is Roubini right on China?
  (click
  for details on blogs on Financial Times)
• Chinese finance: A shadowy presence- By
  Henny Sender (click
  for details)
• China: The Battle Against Inflation
  (Blog
  on Forbes – Posted by Bert Dohmen)
• Why China won’t charge it (click
  for details)
• China still No. 1 gold producer (click
  for details)
• For China, Shock Could Be a Good Policy
  (click for details on New York Times)
• Chinese puzzle – By Antal E Fekete (click
  for details)
• China inflation to peak around mid-2011
  -BoCom (click
  for details)
• Why China hates loving the dollar
  – By Martin Wolf (click
  for details)
• Hu Jintao’s visit: the story the media
  missed – The one issue that mattered for
  ordinary Americans was whether Obama
  pushed China hard enough on undervaluing
  the yuan (click
  for details)
• Yuan closes at record high; all eyes
  on China FX policy (click
  for details on the Economic Times)
• China may act on yuan under price
  pressures (click
  for details on the Sydney Morning herald)
• China estimates 2010 gold output at
  record 340 tonnes (click
  for details)
• China currency puzzle irks emerging
  markets (click
  for details)
• As China raises rates, don’t forget the
  yuan (click
  for details on Reuters)
• 
  PayPal plans China expansion (click
  for details)
• China to world: yuan is for trade (click
  for details)
• China money rates jump on caution over
  cash outlook (click
  for details)
• Bloomberg Launches Daily China Renminbi
  Credit Derivatives Price Fixings (click
  for details)
• 
  Inflation Threatens China’s Growth 
  – Tightening credit will be painful but
  it will put China’s economy on a
  healthier path. (click
  for details on the Wall Street Journal)
• ‘US-China currency war a power
  struggle’ (click
  for details on the Times of India)
• Currency Policy of China Big Topic for
  G-20 Session (click
  for details on New York Times)
• How might China win or lose the
  currency war? (click
  for details on Reuters)
• 
  China’s economic tightrope – By
  Jonathan Fenby (Click
  for details on BBC)
• Wave of change to hit China’s
  economy  (click
  for details on Sydney Morning Herald)
• China keen to avoid falling into
  Japan trap (click
  for details on the Sydney Morning Herald)
• How China Sees Its Currency – By
  DAVID LEONHARDT (click
  for details on the New York Times blogs)
• How should the world respond to
  China’s refusal to let its currency
  float freely? (Click
  for details on Wall Street Journal
  Community)
• Wen warns against renminbi pressure
  (click
  for details on Financial Times)
• China set to take center stage in
  gold market (click
  for details on Reuters)
• Lawmaker Eyes Late-Year Senate Vote
  on China Yuan (click
  for details on ABC News)
• House bill to punish China over
  currency is more symbol than solution
  (click for details on
  
  Miami Herald)
• China Won’t Let Yuan Rise Soon in Poll
  Signaling No. 1 Economy (click
  for details on Bloomberg)
• A Mao in every pocket – China
  grapples with a huge potential export:
  its currency (click
  for details on the Economist)
• Can Visa, Mastercard crack China? (click
  for details on CNN Money)
• U.S. groups urge Congress not pass China
  currency bill (click
  for details on Reuters)
• China’s inflation battle intensifies (click
  for details on CNN Money)
• China sets capital requirements for
  trust firms (click
  for details on Reuters)
• China Inflation Date Change Triggers
  Rate Speculation (click
  for details on Bloomberg)
• China may order new bank loan reserve
  ratio -media (click
  for details)
• Strong yuan would hurt China:
  economists (click
  for details)
• FACTBOX-Hong Kong becomes China’s
  offshore yuan base (click for details on
  Reuters)
• China Currency Won’t Spur Higher Duties
  by Obama Administration (click
  for details)
• China prefers euro to dollar as Bernanke
  shifts course (click
  for details)
• China’s inflation may not be bad (click
  for details)
• I.M.F. Urges Changes From China –
  By DAVID BARBOZA (click
  for his blogs on the New York Times)
• China banks resigned to defaults (click
  for details on Financial Times)
• Premium puzzle – Ethusiasm for Chinese
  companies abroad but not at home (Click
  for details on the Economists)
• China Seks to Publish Regular Gauge of
  Yuan Against Basket of Currencies (click
  for details)
• How To Invest In China – There are
  big traps to avoid and big trends to
  catch (click
  for details on Forbes)
• China Gold Output May Gain by 5% This
  Year, National Gold Says (click
  for details)
• Why China’s currency has two names (click
  for details)
• China’s big gold rush (click
  for details)
• China’s inflation exceeds official
  target in May (click
  for details)
• China policy: Yuanimpressed – China’s
  adjustment of its currency is too small
  and slow for many (click
  for details)
• China eases
  
  renminbi deposit
  restrictions (click
  for details)
• China’s yuan move will impact US economy
  (click
  for details)
• China central bank to regulate
  third-party Web payments – Online
  payment providers will have to apply for
  licenses (click
  for details)
• Chinese Currency Decision Could Boost
  Southeast Asia Trade (click
  for details)
• China’s yuan shift: Is it really a
  game-changer? (click
  for details)
• China’s Currency Fortune Cookie: What’s
  Inside? (click
  for details)
• Singapore Says Yuan Move Won’t Affect
  Currency Regime (click
  for details)
• Don’t plant seeds in the AgBank IPO –
  Commentary: Shareholders won’t harvest
  many profits from deal (click
  for details)
• China rejects US criticism over currency
  policy (click
  for details)
• China’s New RMB Funds Look Too Hot (click
  for details)
• Q+A-As pressure builds, will China
  let yuan rise? (click
  for details)
• China buys what everyone is selling:
  Europe (click
  for details)
• TIMELINE – China’s yuan reforms (click
  for details)
• Blog – Forget Europe, China Is The Key (click
  for details)
• US-China renminbi truce holds, but for
  how long? (click
  for details)
• Japan, China, Indonesia, Taiwan: Asian
  Bonds, Currency Preview  (click
  for details)
• China-US talks: China vows more currency
  reform  (click
  for details)
• China urged
  to let yuan’s value rise (click
  for details)
• China’s economic shift may put cap on
  oil, gas consumption: Morgan Stanley
  chief (click
  for details)
• Yuan Secondary to China’s Import Surge,
  Thailand’s Korn Says (click
  for details)
• China c.bank mentions “basket” for
  managing yuan (click
  for details)
• China May Let Yuan Rise by 2011,
  American Chamber’s Murck Says (click
  for details)
• China’s Stock Market and Economy May
  Crash Within 12 Months (click
  for details)
• Dragging the dragon (click
  for details)
• Why China is the key to Europe’s debt
  crisis (click
  for details)
• In China, real estate’s meteoric rise
  resembles start of U.S. bubble (click
  for details)
• China bubbles away – By Robert M Cutler
  (click
  for details)
• China more
  protectionist (click
  for details)
• Fear of bears running wild in China
  stocks (click
  for details)
• China should tighten fiscal, monetary,
  fx policies with rest of Asia to avoid
  inflation spike (click
  for details)
• China looks good for growth (click
  for details)
• Shanghai exchange launches China’s first
  index futures (click
  for details)
• 
  The China bubble (click
  for details)
• China’s Good, Bad and Ugly Bank Loans 
  – The next banking crisis may offer
  fewer opportunities for foreign
  investors than the last one did. (click
  for details)
• China’s Xi Praised by Forrest as Yuan
  Move Looms (click
  for details)
• 
  China’s Currency Reserves Jump,
  Showing Bets on Yuan (click
  for details)
• 
  
  Geithner China
  visit raises renminbi hopes
• 
  
  China Is Gold’s
  Future
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  China makes its
  case for a steady yuan
• 
  
  China CEOs Join
  Obama in Supporting Yuan Appreciation
• 
  
  China Won’t
  Revalue Yuan If Labeled ‘Manipulator’
  
• 
  
  Chinese Currency
  Set To Rise – But not until summer, a
  China scholar says
• 
  
  China fires back
  at currency critics  – Chinese
  Premier Wen Jiabao says yuan is not
  undervalued and chastises other
  countries for ‘finger-pointing’
• 
  
  China tries to
  cool yuan dispute with U.S. – Senior
  envoy to visit Washington next week
• 
  
  The Myths About
  China’s Currency
• 
  
  The Problem Is Not
  China
• 
  
  China fires back
  at currency critics  – Chinese
  Premier Wen Jiabao says yuan is not
  undervalued and chastises other
  countries for ‘finger-pointing’
• 
  
  Futures off on
  China policy concerns, data eyed
• 
  
  How long will
  China support the US dollar?
• 
  
  Why China should
  let the yuan rise
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  Is change coming
  to China’s yuan policy?
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  China can switch
  from external to domestic demand
• 
  
  Shanghai Opens
  Doors to Financial World
• 
  
  China conducts
  yuan rise “stress tests”: report (link
  to Reuters)
• 
  
  More tightening
  for China?  (link to the Globe and
  Mail)
• 
  
  Will China Dump
  U.S. Debt? Blog by Michael Schuman
• 
  
  Why China Probably
  Won’t Revalue the Yuan Soon – By Bruce
  Einhorn
• 
  
  China sold $34b of
  US treasuries amidst political friction
  (link to Times of India)
• 
  
  China Seen
  Allowing Stronger Yuan In 2010 (link to
  the New York Times)
• 
  
  Goldman Sachs Says
  China Currency and Economy Trouble
  Brewing (link to Market Oracle)
• 
  
  China could ‘move
  exchange rate’, says Goldman (link to
  Financial Times)
• 
  
  China tightens
  loose lending (link to the Globe and
  Mail)
• 
  
  Is China an
  investment sweet spot or a sour lesson?
  By Tony Jackson
• 
  
  China tightens
  loose lending (link to the Globe and
  Mail)
• 
  
  The danger behind
  China’s ‘me first’ worldview – By Robert
  J. Samuelson
  (link to Washington Post)
• 
  
  China’s rise good
  news for everyone – By Daniel J. Ikenson
  and Alec van Gelder
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  Does China Want a
  Lower Gold Price? (link to Gold Seek)
• 
  
  For China, All
  Policy Is Local (link to the Wall Street
  Journal)
• 
  
  China Minister:
  Yuan Should Be ‘Basically Stable’ (link
  to the Wall Street Journal)
• 
  
  Foreign banks
  again hear the call of China – BEIJING
  (Reuters) – A clutch of Western banks
  that have escaped the worst of the
  financial crisis are seizing the
  opportunity to ramp up their presence in
  China in the hope of profiting from the
  sector’s rapid growth. (link to Reuters)
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  What’s next for China’s hot economy?
  (link to The Globe and Mail)
• 
  
  Tightening fears bring China buy
  opportunities – By Richard Wong (link to
  Financial Times)
• 
  
  China’s Stimulus Dilemma – Too much good
  data is bad news for an economy growing
  at 10.7%. (link to Forbes)

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