Yuan officially included in the IMF’s basket of reserve currencies
Chinese currency is officially incorporated on October 1, in the basket of reserve currencies International Monetary Fund (IMF), along with the dollar, euro, yen and British pound. Yuan will have the weight of the basket is almost 11% against 42% in dollars and 31% in euros, according to data on the IMF website. On the base of the basket is calculated SDR exchange rate, IMF currency in which loans and calculated member countries of the organization quotas.
The decision to include the yuan in the basket fund has taken in the last year, taking into account the increasing role of the Chinese currency in international trade and financial system. In particular, one third of all China’s foreign trade is carried out in yuan, a number of central banks have incorporated it into their reserves (although the overall share of the Chinese currency in global reserves are still minimal).
The last time the basket of currencies the IMF changed in 1999, when it was incorporated euros.
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