The Economist Intelligence Unit
A Delicate Stage
The Future of the Renminbi as a Global Investment Currency
EIU, 2015
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China’s economic influence continues to expand, particularly as the renminbi moves toward global reserve currency status.
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Already the world’s second-largest economy, China is pursuing the integration of the renminbi (RMB) into the global economic complex. Despite a tumultuous summer in 2015 – which saw the Chinese economy experience a slowdown, a collapsing stock market and a currency devaluation – the RMB is taking on an ever greater presence in global business transactions and trading. Though published just before the RMB’s official acceptance into the International Monetary Fund’s Special Drawing Rights basket, this informative Economist Intelligence Unit survey details the current state of the Chinese currency and its expected trajectory as an institutional investment and global reserve currency. getAbstract recommends this report to executives looking for a concise yet thorough examination of where the RMB is headed in the future.
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