Renminbi-Entscheidung des IMF: Das ist die neue Weltwährung

Dec 1, 2015 |

Der Internationale Währungsfonds hat den Renminbi in den Korb der Währungen mit Sonderziehungsrechten aufgenommen. Was das für das chinesische “Volksgeld” bedeutet, lesen Sie in der Geschichte, die ich mit meinem Berliner Kollegen Holger Zschäpitz für die WELT geschrieben habe.

Tags: Aufwertung Dollar Euro Pfund Sterling Renminbi RMB SDR Sonderziehungsrechte symbolischer Schritt Yen Yuan Zhiwei Zhang

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