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How will Europe’s troubles affect China’s currency policy?

Worries about Europe have prompted us to revise down our forecasts for the renminbi’s future pace of gains, but we still expect appreciation against the dollar to resume at some point between next week’s Strategic and Economic Dialogue with the US and the G20 summit at the end of June.

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