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IMF believes yuan is 'substantially undervalued': Wall Street Journal

SINGAPORE -- The International Monetary Fund believes that the Chinese yuan is “substantially undervalued”, the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) reported on Tuesday, citing two unidentified IMF officials.

The newspaper said the IMF's opinion, in a review of the world's third-largest economy, was backed by the United States, Germany, France and Britain among others.

A full analysis would likely be released in September unless China withholds its permission, it reported on its website www.wsj.com.

A U.S. Treasury official also said on Monday that the yuan remained clearly undervalued and that the Treasury Department was closely monitoring it.

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