China rejects G20 trade-imbalance claims, says no need to devalue yuan
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- 3 Sept, 07:11China rejects G20 trade-imbalance claims, says no need to devalue yuan1 outlet
- 3 Sept, 09:09China opposes using G20 to hype so-called 'economic imbalances': commerce ministry2 outlets
- 3 Sept, 16:42Use of G20 to advance protectionist rhetoric slammed1 outlet
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Thu, 3 September 2026
5 reports- South China Morning Post07:11first to report
China has fired back at critics of its trade imbalances at a Group of 20 gathering, with the central bank firmly denying that Beijing deliberately pursues trade surpluses, while also vowing that it would not weaponise the yuan to boost exports. In the face of concerns over export reliance, People’s Bank of China governor Pan Gongsheng said the country remained committed to expanding domestic demand, state broadcaster CCTV reported on Wednesday. “Addressing global imbalances requires all...
- South China Morning Post07:27
People’s Bank of China Governor Pan Gongsheng rejected criticism of China over global trade imbalances at the G20 finance meeting in Asheville, North Carolina. Below is the statement released by the Chinese central bank summarising the speech.
- en.people.cn11:00
BEIJING, Sept. 3 (Xinhua) -- China's Ministry of Commerce on Thursday voiced strong opposition to th
2 reprints from 1 outlet
- chinadaily.com.cn3 Sept, 09:09their copy
- chinadaily.com.cn3 Sept, 09:09their copy
- chinadaily.com.cn16:42
- chinadaily.com.cn16:42