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CHINA
CHINA: The yuan exchange rate will be more flexible and its formation mechanism
will continue to be based on the market's supply and demand, Lu Lei, deputy
director of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, said at a forum
entitled "Renminbi and the Foreign Exchange Market" in Beijing on Wednesday,
according to report in the  Economic Daily. Lu argued that China's financial
market is in transition and needs to further open up, and that its rules do not
completely dovetail with those of the international market, and so arbitrage
occurs in different situations. The "herd behavior" seen in China's financial
markets would be reduced if more market participants from both China and foreign
countries could engage in China's bond and currency markets, Lu noted. Investors
in onshore and offshore markets should be the same in the future in a bid to
avoid the obvious price spreads of the two markets, which trigger much of the
arbitrage, Lu said. (Economic Daily)

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