The Chinese currency has risen by over 20% the past five years.

The history of Chinese currency spans more than 3000 years.

The second printing had values more in conformity with the Chinese currency of the time which was facing its own inflation problems.

The Chinese currency has been trading at close to 8 yuan to the dollar.

Beijing still seems a long way from forming a clear view on managing the Chinese currency.

The country's policies "have the effect of keeping the Chinese currency substantially undervalued."

Also, a few of them would be allowed for the first time to accept accounts in Chinese currency.

The Chinese currency has appreciated by more than 2 percent against the dollar so far, after remaining stable for a decade.

The value of the Chinese currency remains artificially low.

Even a sharp appreciation in the Chinese currency against the dollar would only shift some goods from one market to another.