China’s leaders play to domestic audiences too

The future of the dollar will be in the spotlight at high-level meetings between China and the US today and tomorrow. China is understandably concerned about the value of its stock of reserve assets. But when making sense of proposals for international monetary reform, it helps to understand that Chinese officials are addressing critics of Chinese currency policy at home as much as governments abroad.

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