Saturday, January 28, 2012
The United States will announce on Friday whether China a "currency manipulator".
<P> According to Reuters October 11 reported that the U.S. Treasury currency report will be released Oct. 15, but some analysts expect that the report will be delayed or the public. .</ P> <P> reported that the government is facing a U.S. President Barack Obama on Friday (15 days) before the deadline to decide whether the first official announcement of China a "currency manipulator." .</ P> <P> Washington think tank, "Peterson Institute for International Economics," Bergsten charge is expected that this report will be delayed or the public. .According to reports, analysis, said Bergsten, according to the U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner last week on whether China let the yuan appreciate some of the comments hard to believe that he will not report on Friday will be China as a currency manipulator. .</ P> <P> However, Bergsten said, Geithner is likely to report delayed until after the midterm elections. ."Postponed publication of the report will once again become a way of least resistance. Because if the midterm elections and now faces the pressure of motion released report of the House of Representatives, he could not (said China is a currency manipulator)? How could you not do this?." .</ P> <P> According to another report, Yoshitomo Kuka Tuo Institute (CatoInstitute) trade policy expert Daniel. Aiken Sen believes that Obama is likely the fourth time since taking office in China again, to avoid .labeled a "currency manipulator" label. .Aiken Sen said, "Overall, Obama not want to see the House bill becomes a bill," declared China a currency manipulator in the midterm elections will increase after the Senate action on the motion of the probability. .He also said that the motion of the House of Representatives on the Sino-US trade relations will only small effects, but the Senate legislation and get their approval of Obama, it is certainly "will be China as a provocation." .</ P>.
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