Further thoughts on the impact of China’s exchange rate shift

China’s move to shore up the renminbi suggests that the exchange rate policy changes it announced earlier this week will have little lasting impact on the world economy. Nor will the small step towards a more market-determined exchange rate policy secure the renminbi’s inclusion in the SDR basket.

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