<p>In theory, all things equal, yes ! However, China (and many emerging markets as well) accumulate foreign exchange reserves in order to keep the value of their currency relatively low compared to their 'natural rate', thus keeping a high competitivity for chinese exporters.</p>

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<p>If Chinese Yuan is internationalised and more countries use it to settle payments, then wouldn't that cause strengthening of Chinese Yuan and make Chinese exports uncompetetive ?</p>

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Internationalization of Chinese Yuan, and Chinese exports?
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# Internationalization of Chinese Yuan, and Chinese exports?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2023-12-02)

If Chinese Yuan is internationalised and more countries use it to settle payments, then wouldn't that cause strengthening of Chinese Yuan and make Chinese exports uncompetetive ?

**Tags:** international-trade, exchange-rates

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### Answer by username_1 on 2023-12-03. Score: 0

In theory, all things equal, yes ! However, China (and many emerging markets as well) accumulate foreign exchange reserves in order to keep the value of their currency relatively low compared to their 'natural rate', thus keeping a high competitivity for chinese exporters.


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