Topic: Bank of China - CSMonitor.com

The New Economy Currency move latest sign of China's transformation

China is transitioning away from being the world's discount manufacturer. But it will have to loosen its currency even more to avoid the pitfalls of development.

The Circle Bastiat Riding China's inflationary tiger

The Circle Bastiat No, Chinese inflation isn't a good sign

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Gold drops, but should you drop it?

China won't solve Europe's debt problems

Gold rises as US interest rates stay down

Oil prices, world markets affected by Japanese quake

Opinion Hyperinflation led to Hitler and Mao. What will China's currency manipulation lead to?

Stock market news: Euro edges down

The Monitor's View US and China summit: The clash of currencies

China money move: Beijing addresses a glaring weakness

A global currency? No. A dollar substitute? Maybe.

World

China acts to stem the tide of officials fleeing with cash

How 'green' are the world's banks?