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The deputy governor of China’s central bank signaled he’s comfortable with the yuan’s exchange rate and urged Group of 20 nations to improve collaboration if so-called currency wars are to be avoided.
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China’s economy probably grew 7.7 percent in 2012, exceeding the government target of 7.5 percent, a vice chairman at the nation’s economic planning agency said.
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Chinese central bank adviser Li Daokui said near-term change in the nation’s yuan policy would make political “sense” as two days of talks with the U.S. began in Beijing.
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China’s economy may have expanded about 8.4 percent in the first quarter, the least since the first half of 2009, according to an estimate given by an official 10 days before the data are due.
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The following are the top stories on metals, agriculture and shipping.
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China’s stocks rose, driving the benchmark index to the biggest advance in almost two months, after the government said it will more than double the amount foreigners can invest in equities, bonds and bank deposits.
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China will make Qianhai, part of the Shenzhen economic zone, a test ground for freer yuan usage and capital account convertibility, the National Development and Reform Commission said today.
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Stocks rallied, sending the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index higher for a third day, and the euro extended gains as German and French leaders expressed support for Greece to remain in the euro monetary union and speculation grew that China may help Europe’s most-indebted nations.
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Chinese stocks listed in the U.S. climbed the most in three weeks, buoyed by Aluminum Corp. of China Ltd., on speculation data due next week will show that the world’s second-largest economy has bottomed.
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Yuan forwards traded near their weakest level since September on speculation China will defer a strengthening of its currency as Europe’s debt crisis puts the global economic recovery at risk.
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