Trump Says China Won't Be Labeled a Currency Manipulator

Trump spent much of the presidential campaign chastising China for currency manipulation and other actions he said hurt the U.S. economy. But in its exchange rate report to Congress last week, Treasury declined to label China a currency manipulator, saying the trade deficit with China is just business. In an interview with the Wall Street Journal last week, Trump blamed the trade imbalance with China on a too-strong dollar. Read: Pence Calls N. Korea Missile Test 'Provocation'"I am going to instruct my treasury secretary to label China a currency manipulator," he said Aug. 24. U.S. President Donald Trump Sunday apparently reversed his position on China as a currency manipulator, tweeting he wouldn't use the term as long as Beijing helps rein in North Korea.


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Trump Reverses On China Currency Rigging, Reappointing Yellen

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Trump Reverses On China Currency Rigging, Reappointing Yellen

Trump Says China Won't Be Labeled a Currency Manipulator
Asked specifically if his decision on currency was part of an agreement over North Korea, Trump responded: "We're going to see. On North Korea, Trump didn't outline any concessions China was offering apart from the coal cutoff, which was announced two months ago. In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, Trump said his administration will not label China a currency manipulator in a report due this week. "They're not currency manipulators," Trump told The Wall Street Journal earlier Wednesday, saying the country hadn't been cheating on its currency for months. The United States and China struck what appeared to be an unusual bargain Wednesday as President Donald Trump said he won't label China a currency manipulator and voiced confidence Chinese President Xi Jinping will help him deal with North Korea's mounting threat.


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