May 23, 2011

If China is forced to go to a floating rate, it will mean that the Chinese central bank will not buy new bonds to defend the currency. Hence, the central bank will not be a buyer of U.S. bonds. Finally, under the floating rate, if the Chinese central bank deems that it does not need as high a level of international reserves, it will be a net seller of U.S. government bonds.

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