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The Chinese yuan, also known as the renminbi, is poised to become a global reserve currency—a move that would drastically impact the world's fastest growing economy. World Policy Journal presents an interactive detailing the rise of the renminbi, drawing on reportage from our Summer 2014 issue.
By World Policy Journal
The Chinese yuan, also known as the renminbi, is poised to become a global reserve currency—a move that would drastically impact the world's fastest growing economy. While introducing the renminbi as a reserve currency could yield profitable results, it could also make the currency volatile and unpredictable.