Why is China devaluing the yuan?

China has rattled the financial markets by cutting the value of its currency - called the yuan or the renminbi – by almost 4% in two days.

Why is China devaluing the yuan?

China has rattled the financial markets by cutting the value of its currency - called the yuan or the renminbi – by almost 4% in two days.

The move ignited fears that the world’s second largest economy may start a global currency war, which would see nations trying to protect their exports by artificially managing their currencies.

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