CHINA - Fund managers have responded to China's revaluing of its currency, the yuan, for the first time in a decade, as a "positive move" despite it placating criticism from the US.
The move was widely seen as the first step towards the liberalisation of China's tightly controlled currency. China's currency had been pegged at 8.28 against the dollar, but the shake-up effect...
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