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News around the web: China to push global currency

By Erik Orejuela, TechSpot.com
Published: July 7, 2009, 12:19 PM EST
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User Comments (5)

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tekkaraiden
on July 7, 2009
3:33 PM
Well at least my taxes are going to something fun for a change.

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tengeta
on July 7, 2009
6:47 PM
World currency...

LOL

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Wendig0
on July 8, 2009
1:20 PM
tengeta said:
World currency...

LOL
Don't laugh. The dollar is already a global reserve currency. It can be traded everywhere, and even spent in most countries. The sad thing, is that the dollar is so weak right now, China and Russia may have a more receptive audience at the G8. Especially since faith in Obama's economic plan is so low.

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Relic
on July 8, 2009
2:07 PM
It's just a matter of time for a world currency...but I doubt it'll be here in our lifetime, maybe at the end or turn of the century /shurg.

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Guest
on July 15, 2009
9:44 AM
Interesting how China must unpeg and not depend on the US dollar so much in order to raise its own currency in global importance. Interesting article about this: http://www.mindreign.com/en/mindshare/Global-Economics/Yuan-Currency-3f/sl35291137bp313cpp10pn1.html

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