PBoC rejects claims yuan is undervalued to gain trade edge
China’s central bank said it has no need or intention to devalue the yuan to gain a trade advantage, rejecting claims the currency is undervalued.
China's central bank said Thursday it has no need or intention to devalue the yuan to gain a trade edge, rejecting claims that the currency is undervalued. In a policy paper, the People's Bank of China said Beijing has never engaged in competitive devaluation to support exports, attributing the country’s trade balances to domestic economic performance rather than currency policy.