This study examines the role of the Chinese renminbi (RMB) as an international anchor currency. After China abandoned …'s role reflected China's growing presence in the global economy, even challenging the USD in some of the 155 countries that … RMB's anchor weight in exchange rate policies remains low irrespective of China's global role. Overall, the weight of the …

follow such steps. First, Taiwan's economic ties with China are substantial both in trade and FDI and they are set to be …

-for-tat responses between just the US and China would likely leave the dollar's role essentially unchanged. If both countries coordinate …

to purchase and sell financial assets. Our model contributes to the debate on the internationalization of the renminbi …, supporting the view that deep financial reforms should precede capital account liberalization to sustain the renminbi …

international currency. If the renminbi were to become a dominant international currency, it would require China to attain a much … dynamic path and lead to an earlier critical transition. We then discuss the implications for the renminbi, a budding …

China's increasing trade volume and continuous integration with global financial markets have strengthened the … influences of the renminbi on the exchange rates of different currencies. Previous studies find closer co-movements between the … renminbi and other currencies. This paper is novel to investigate the underlying determinants of the comovement further, using …

criterion, China accounts for the largest share in the regional share, but Yen seems to havean upper hand in the stability … criterion. The sophisticated cooperative-competitive relationship between China and Japan may prolong the birth of a new anchor …