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请问: 小哈为啥和奥巴马穿一条裤子?
难道加元升值也是因为人民币的因素？
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http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2010/11/11/harper-g20-us-obama.html
Harper defends U.S. at G20
Last Updated: Thursday, November 11, 2010 | 10:54 PM ET
CBC News
Prime Minister Stephen Harper defended the U.S. Federal Reserve's controversial quantitative easing program Thursday, saying currency policies in other countries are far more to blame for global trades woes than the $600-billion program.
Speaking to reporters in Seoul before heading into his first major G20 negotiating session with other leaders, the prime minister said the reason the world's currencies are out of whack has nothing to do with the United States and everything to do with pegged exchange rates in other countries.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper says countries with pegged exchange rates, such as China, need to allow far more flexibility. (Adrian Wyld/Canadian Press)
If the world is serious about fixing the global economy, countries with pegged exchange rates such as China need to allow far more flexibility, he said.
But he says he is not confident the summit will lead to a firm resolution on currencies and global imbalances as he had hoped.
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难道加元升值也是因为人民币的因素？
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http://www.cbc.ca/world/story/2010/11/11/harper-g20-us-obama.html
Harper defends U.S. at G20
Last Updated: Thursday, November 11, 2010 | 10:54 PM ET
CBC News
Prime Minister Stephen Harper defended the U.S. Federal Reserve's controversial quantitative easing program Thursday, saying currency policies in other countries are far more to blame for global trades woes than the $600-billion program.
Speaking to reporters in Seoul before heading into his first major G20 negotiating session with other leaders, the prime minister said the reason the world's currencies are out of whack has nothing to do with the United States and everything to do with pegged exchange rates in other countries.
Prime Minister Stephen Harper says countries with pegged exchange rates, such as China, need to allow far more flexibility. (Adrian Wyld/Canadian Press)
If the world is serious about fixing the global economy, countries with pegged exchange rates such as China need to allow far more flexibility, he said.
But he says he is not confident the summit will lead to a firm resolution on currencies and global imbalances as he had hoped.
...
