The "real" China headline for 2010

By Simon Osborne | 4 February 2010
Keywords: aaron boesky | marco polo | china | renminbi | crossborder
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The big watershed in China this year will be an increase in cross-border renminbi settlements, says Aaron Boesky at Marco Polo Pure Asset Management.

"The newspapers blowing up the implications of a 25-basis-point movement in interest rates is not the real big story in China this year, believe me," says Aaron Boesky, chief executive of Hong Kong-based Marco Polo Pure Asset Management.

So what is?

Boesky reckons there is a huge issue that headline writers are paying little attention to -- the settlement of China's debts with commercial paper and bonds denominated in renminbi, thus internationalising the currency via the path of ...

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