IMF to add China's yuan to currency basket

IMF to add China's yuan to currency basket

Photo taken Nov. 30, 2015, shows Chinese 100 yuan bills, 100 euro bills, U.S. 100 dollar bills and Japanese 10,000 yen bills. The International Monetary Fund decided that day to add the yuan to its benchmark currency basket starting in October 2016. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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