What people outside China say on this topic?

• China Currency Won’t Spur Higher Duties by Obama Administration (click for details)
• China prefers euro to dollar as Bernanke shifts course (click for details)
• China's inflation may not be bad (click for details)
• I.M.F. Urges Changes From China - By DAVID BARBOZA (click for his blogs on the New York Times)
• China banks resigned to defaults (click for details on Financial Times)
• Premium puzzle - Ethusiasm for Chinese companies abroad but not at home (Click for details on the Economists)
• China Seks to Publish Regular Gauge of Yuan Against Basket of Currencies (click for details)
• How To Invest In China - There are big traps to avoid and big trends to catch (click for details on Forbes)
• China Gold Output May Gain by 5% This Year, National Gold Says (click for details)
• Why China's currency has two names (click for details)
• China’s big gold rush (click for details)
• China's inflation exceeds official target in May (click for details)
• China policy: Yuanimpressed - China’s adjustment of its currency is too small and slow for many (click for details)
• China eases renminbi deposit restrictions (click for details)
• China's yuan move will impact US economy (click for details)
• China central bank to regulate third-party Web payments - Online payment providers will have to apply for licenses (click for details)
• Chinese Currency Decision Could Boost Southeast Asia Trade (click for details)
• China’s yuan shift: Is it really a game-changer? (click for details)
• China's Currency Fortune Cookie: What's Inside? (click for details)
• Singapore Says Yuan Move Won’t Affect Currency Regime (click for details)
• Don't plant seeds in the AgBank IPO - Commentary: Shareholders won't harvest many profits from deal (click for details)
• China rejects US criticism over currency policy (click for details)
• China's New RMB Funds Look Too Hot (click for details)
• Q+A-As pressure builds, will China let yuan rise? (click for details)
• China buys what everyone is selling: Europe (click for details)
• TIMELINE - China's yuan reforms (click for details)
• Blog - Forget Europe, China Is The Key (click for details)
• US-China renminbi truce holds, but for how long? (click for details)
• Japan, China, Indonesia, Taiwan: Asian Bonds, Currency Preview  (click for details)
• China-US talks: China vows more currency reform  (click for details)
• China urged to let yuan's value rise (click for details)
• China's economic shift may put cap on oil, gas consumption: Morgan Stanley chief (click for details)
• Yuan Secondary to China’s Import Surge, Thailand’s Korn Says (click for details)
• China c.bank mentions "basket" for managing yuan (click for details)
• China May Let Yuan Rise by 2011, American Chamber’s Murck Says (click for details)
• China's Stock Market and Economy May Crash Within 12 Months (click for details)
• Dragging the dragon (click for details)
• Why China is the key to Europe's debt crisis (click for details)
• In China, real estate's meteoric rise resembles start of U.S. bubble (click for details)
• China bubbles away - By Robert M Cutler (click for details)
• China more protectionist (click for details)
• Fear of bears running wild in China stocks (click for details)
• China should tighten fiscal, monetary, fx policies with rest of Asia to avoid inflation spike (click for details)
• China looks good for growth (click for details)
• Shanghai exchange launches China's first index futures (click for details)
• The China bubble (click for details)
• China's Good, Bad and Ugly Bank Loans  - The next banking crisis may offer fewer opportunities for foreign investors than the last one did. (click for details)
• China’s Xi Praised by Forrest as Yuan Move Looms (click for details)
• China’s Currency Reserves Jump, Showing Bets on Yuan (click for details)
• Geithner China visit raises renminbi hopes
• China Is Gold’s Future
• China makes its case for a steady yuan
• China CEOs Join Obama in Supporting Yuan Appreciation
• China Won’t Revalue Yuan If Labeled ‘Manipulator’
• Chinese Currency Set To Rise - But not until summer, a China scholar says
• China fires back at currency critics  - Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao says yuan is not undervalued and chastises other countries for 'finger-pointing'
• China tries to cool yuan dispute with U.S. - Senior envoy to visit Washington next week
• The Myths About China's Currency
• The Problem Is Not China
• China fires back at currency critics  - Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao says yuan is not undervalued and chastises other countries for 'finger-pointing'
• Futures off on China policy concerns, data eyed
• How long will China support the US dollar?
• Why China should let the yuan rise
• Is change coming to China's yuan policy?
• China can switch from external to domestic demand
• Shanghai Opens Doors to Financial World
• China conducts yuan rise "stress tests": report (link to Reuters)
• More tightening for China?  (link to the Globe and Mail)
• Will China Dump U.S. Debt? Blog by Michael Schuman
• Why China Probably Won't Revalue the Yuan Soon - By Bruce Einhorn
• China sold $34b of US treasuries amidst political friction (link to Times of India)
• China Seen Allowing Stronger Yuan In 2010 (link to the New York Times)
• Goldman Sachs Says China Currency and Economy Trouble Brewing (link to Market Oracle)
• China could ‘move exchange rate’, says Goldman (link to Financial Times)
• China tightens loose lending (link to the Globe and Mail)
• Is China an investment sweet spot or a sour lesson? By Tony Jackson
• China tightens loose lending (link to the Globe and Mail)
• The danger behind China's 'me first' worldview - By Robert J. Samuelson (link to Washington Post)
• China’s rise good news for everyone - By Daniel J. Ikenson and Alec van Gelder
• Does China Want a Lower Gold Price? (link to Gold Seek)
• For China, All Policy Is Local (link to the Wall Street Journal)
• China Minister: Yuan Should Be 'Basically Stable' (link to the Wall Street Journal)
• Foreign banks again hear the call of China - BEIJING (Reuters) - A clutch of Western banks that have escaped the worst of the financial crisis are seizing the opportunity to ramp up their presence in China in the hope of profiting from the sector's rapid growth. (link to Reuters)
• What's next for China's hot economy? (link to The Globe and Mail)
• Tightening fears bring China buy opportunities - By Richard Wong (link to Financial Times)
• China's Stimulus Dilemma - Too much good data is bad news for an economy growing at 10.7%. (link to Forbes)

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