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China joins IMF currency basket: Why it matters

By Joe McDonald | December 1, 2015 - 12:51pm

The addition of China's yuan to the select basket of currencies used as a yardstick by the International Monetary Fund is a sign, experts say, that the yuan may one day become as recognizable as the dollar or e...

World

China joins IMF currency basket: Why it matters

By Joe McDonald | November 30, 2015 - 2:41pm

The addition of China's yuan to the select basket of currencies used as a yardstick by the International Monetary Fund is a sign, experts say, that the yuan may one day become as recognizable as the dollar or e...

World