IMF – No need for Yuan intervention

David Lipton, the IMF's deputy managing director, attributed the drop in the Yuan to eight year low to the US elections and increased prospects of a faster rate hikes in US.
Lipton stressed on the fact that the value of the Yuan is largely in line with nation's economic fundamentals and thus there is no urgent need for an intervention by the central bank in the foreign exchange market.
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Omkar Godbole
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