According to a Bloomberg TV report, Chinese Central Bank Policy Committee member David Li asserted that the yuan will increase in value by 5% to 6% a year against the dollar as a result of tightened monetary conditions in China, better that current 3.6% increase since 2010. A higher-valued yuan would reduce US trade imbalances with China, helping US exports and potentially helping hiring.
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