Trump trade adviser warns against currency manipulation as China mulls weaker yuan
A top trade adviser to President-elect Donald Trump told Reuters on Thursday that the new administration would not look "fondly" on any attempt by China to manipulate its currency, responding to a Reuters report that authorities there were considering allowing the yuan to weaken next year.
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Trump has said he's planning a 10% universal import tariff and a 60% duty on Chinese imports into the United States. A weaker ...
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