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Opinion: Taiwan will never be a renminbi hub

Taiwan may have ambitions of becoming an offshore renminbi trading centre – with China fanning the flame – but Taiwan shouldn’t bet on it transpiring.

  • 10 May 2012

Improving political and business relations between Taiwan and China has fuelled Taiwan’s well-publicised aspirations of becoming an offshore renminbi hub, but existing political rifts, competition from better-placed financial centres and China’s own agenda indicate that it will not achieve this status.

Taiwan has been the centre of attention in ...

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