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Napanee, Ontario | I think they pretty much have to at this point. I believe this is the big overriding motivating factor in China's moves RE: CIPS and the AIIB, as these initiatives lend even more credence and support for the Yuan's consideration in the IMF vote.
IMO, if the IMF doesn't move to include the Yuan, it would clearly smack of outward influence and alternative agenda, as the Yuan would meet most all criteria for inclusion at that point. With regard to your comment above, I tend to agree. | |
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Is anyone seeing the pattern here?
