Ex-MOF official doubts China will make quick forex shift

Ex-MOF official doubts China will make quick forex shift

TOKYO, Japan - Zembei Mizoguchi (in file photo), a former Japanese vice finance minister for international affairs and now president of the Japan Center for International Finance, says in a media interview that China making an early shift in its foreign exchange rate policy is unlikely due to potentially enormous negative effects on its economy. (Kyodo)

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