The International Monetary Fund is expected to grant
China's yuan reserve currency status at an executive board meeting
today, in a decision that will elevate the renminbi and China's
influence in the global economy. The group's benchmark currency basket,
also known as special drawing rights, so far only contains the dollar,
euro, pound and yen. While the decision is likely to be announced later
today, the yuan will not officially become a reserve currency until
September 2016.
Monday, November 30, 2015
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