The domestic pressure on China to dump its currency peg to the US dollar and move to a more flexible exchange rate has eased substantially, local and foreign economists say, because of a slowing economy, low inflation and moderating credit growth.
But Beijing’s success in reducing pressure on the currency is coinciding awkwardly with rising foreign pressure for a change in the decade-old peg.
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