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Sarhan's Latest Media Quote: Reuters More flexible yuan mildly bullish for commodities
“China’s economy is experiencing explosive growth and Beijing has taken several key measures in recent years to curb that robust growth.
“Allowing the yuan to be more flexible is simply another calculated measure to achieving that goal,” said Adam Sarhan, founder and chief executive of New York’s Sarhan Capital.