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An influx of Chinese borrowers will reduce credit spreads in the dim sum bond market and leave investors feeling hungry for greater diversity.

China's weakening trade surplus is driving down the value of the renminbi, which is exactly what you would expect from a market-based currency, say government officials.

The People's Bank of China has increased renminbi circulation by 80% in the past five years, but demand for wallet-ready bills grew by 20% each year, the bank said.

But Chinese exporters will find it increasingly difficult to maintain the growth even without a stronger yuan, because the country’s manufacturing workforce is shrinking and getting more expensive.

Developing a stronger culture of domestic consumption is crucial to AsiaÆs growth, Standard Chartered's Asia CEO, Jaspal Bindra, argues in this contributed view point article.

Dr Doom believes a strengthening Yuan will simply import inflation to an increasingly sick US economy.

Goldman Sachs China economist, Hong Liang, explains why the government needs to adjust the currency peg.

Taiwanese semiconductor and testing company raises $90 million.