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CHINA
CHINA: Rising trade frictions are likely to trigger competitive devaluations of
currencies by many countries, Zhou Xiaochuan, former governor of the People's
Bank of China (PBOC) said at the Lujiazui financial forum in Shanghai on Friday.
The Financial Stability Board, the international body that monitors global
financial system, should focus on this issue at the G20 summit to help calm the
global financial market, Zhou said.

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