(Bloomberg) -- U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson
said he will look for ways to be ``more creative'' in pressing
China to increase flexibility in its currency.
Paulson also told U.S. lawmakers he will press the
International Monetary Fund to be ``rigorous'' in monitoring
exchange rates, including day-to-day surveillance by staff. He
made the remarks in testimony on the international financial
system to the House Financial Services Committee.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
said he will look for ways to be ``more creative'' in pressing
China to increase flexibility in its currency.
Paulson also told U.S. lawmakers he will press the
International Monetary Fund to be ``rigorous'' in monitoring
exchange rates, including day-to-day surveillance by staff. He
made the remarks in testimony on the international financial
system to the House Financial Services Committee.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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