Is RMB appreciation good or bad? Why can the United States manipulate the appreciation of the renmin

Changes in the exchange rate of a currency may lead to good results, such as improving production efficiency, increasing national consumption, and expanding investment efficiency. At the same time, it will also cause many enterprises to increase costs, reduce competitiveness, and decline exports. However, the appreciation of the renminbi actually seems to have more advantages than disadvantages at present.

Of course, you can also have different opinions.

The United States is not "manipulating", they are now making demands. But the vast majority of international economists (not only American economists, but even Chinese economists) believe that China's exchange rate is lower than the actual one. This is why the United States intends to turn China into a "currency manipulator".

When this phenomenon occurs, China's products will have a lower international value than they actually have, the profits will be higher, and at the same time, their exports will be larger than those of other countries.

Of course, there are political factors to this as well.

The appreciation of the renminbi is not good for ordinary people, and the advantage of exports is declining, which is not conducive to economic development.

The United States did not manipulate the appreciation of the renminbi.

There are many reasons, such as the first war, China has not been recognized as a market economy in the WTO, which means that China is actually weak in some terms of the WTO.

The appreciation of the renminbi is a plunder of wealth. In fact, it is no longer a matter of fear, it is stupidity, and it can also be said that the interests of compradors are consumed. There are also incorrect reports in the media to the society. The vast majority of the people avoid or even think.

The renminbi is quasi-** because of our foreign exchange reserves. In fact, the renminbi foreign exchange reserves do not achieve a balance between goods and currencies through the purchase of goods (our central bank issues the same dollar of renminbi for every $1 increase in foreign exchange). Therefore, the domestic goods corresponding to the actual renminbi are depreciated.

But the exchange rate has appreciated. You can quickly accumulate money through discounting, such as asking China** to buy U.S. Treasury bonds. What's more, it enters the Chinese market through international hot money and discounts it when the renminbi appreciates to the top.

Collect money quickly. And when the time comes, the material corresponding to the RMB will grow wildly, which is the loss of our property. (In short, so)...

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Because the current international ** still uses the US dollar as the common currency, the appreciation of the RMB means that the original US dollar 1 can be exchanged for RMB, so that the United States can pay off 1 yuan of China's debt. If the commodities in the international market remain unchanged, then the products we export will be sold to them at a loss of one yuan, and we will spend an extra yuan to buy their goods, so that when added to the market, our country is equivalent to a loss of 2 yuan.

If the international market uses the renminbi as the currency, the appreciation of the renminbi is the opposite. Therefore, our country is trying to make the renminbi a currency, but can the American bandits and hegemony fight for a while?

In addition, the United States is also making a fuss about the exchange rate, and the exchange rate also affects the use of the face value of the RMB.

If the value of the renminbi is low, the value of the goods produced in China will be low, and it will be more competitive in the international market, and the US manufacturing industry will be affected.