China's undervalued yuan is driving the EU's trade deficit wider by making Chinese goods cheaper and undercutting European products. In response, Brussels is exploring tariffs and diplomatic talks to address this escalating imbalance
China's undervalued yuan is driving the EU's trade deficit wider by making Chinese goods cheaper and undercutting European products. In response, Brussels is exploring tariffs and diplomatic talks to address this escalating imbalance
China is intensifying its push to rein in the yuan's surge, a daring move designed to protect its export advantage amid a storm of global economic uncertainties, reports the Council on Foreign Relations
