Aug 04, 2010 12:34 PM

Onward for Yuan Reform (Part I)

By staff reporters Wang Shuo and Ye Weiqiang

Onward for Yuan Reform (Part II)

(Beijing) – China currency trackers have been getting plenty of food for thought lately. Five articles were posted on the website of China's central bank over a two-week period starting July 15, sketching out official visions behind the country's monetary policy in general and its exchange rate in particular.

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