Last updated: 28 january, 2010 - 16:42 GMT
China 'should let its currency rise' George Soros
Billionaire investor George Soros
China's recovery from the global financial crisis has been more rapid than most countries.
The Chinese economy grew in the last quarter of 2009 at 10.9%, a relief to the many nations which do business with it.
But there is one issue which still bothers many of China's critics - especially in the US - and that's its policy of keeping the Chinese currency artificially low in value. Which makes Chinese exports more competitive.
The billionaire George Soros made much of his fortune trading currencies. At the World Economic Forum 2010, in Davos, he talked about China's economic situation with Business editor, Robert Peston.
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