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Vote on currency bill set to next week

By Li Xiang and Tan Yingzi | China Daily | Updated: 2011-10-08 08:04

Controversial move on renminbi gets US politicians bickering

BEIJING / Washington - The US Senate on Thursday put off the final vote on a currency bill - which could lead to levies on Chinese goods - because of disputes between Republicans and Democrats over amendments.

If passed, the bill would prompt an investigation into whether China was keeping the value of its currency low. It will be put to a vote on Tuesday.

Vote on currency bill set to next week

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