Sentence examples for extra renminbi from inspiring English sources

The extra renminbi are feeding inflation.

A step China could take against inflation is to stop issuing billions of extra renminbi each month to pay for intervention in currency markets.

To prevent all those extra renminbi from feeding inflation, the central bank then claws back the renminbi from the market through a series of measures that include the sale of central bank bills.

Broad measures of money supply reflect not just the extra renminbi put into the financial system by the central bank but also the pace at which banks are lending that money.

The extra renminbi come as the Chinese central bank has been grappling with the additional money that it pumped into the Chinese banking system in 2009 and early 2010 to keep the economy growing through the global financial crisis.

The latest data underlined the challenges that China faces as it tries to tame inflation while at the same time issuing trillions of extra renminbi to prevent the currency from rising quickly against the dollar, which would erode the competitiveness of Chinese exports.

The strikers are demanding an extra 800 renminbi a month, or $117, all in cash.

"The loudest chirpers are usually the fiercest," said Chen Chuanfang, 47, a corn farmer from Ningjing County who estimates he makes an extra 10,000 renminbi a year from cricket fighting.

In the Kaifeng Municipal Museum, it takes an extra 50 renminbi and a request to be led to the locked room with three barely legible 1489 and 1512 steles describing the Jewish presence in Kaifeng.

In the last year, the municipal governments of Beijing and Shenzhen have offered an additional subsidy of another 60,000 renminbi for buyers there, while Shanghai has offered an extra 40,000 renminbi, said Jack Hidary, Hertz's director of worldwide electric cars.

This man, charging 800 renminbi ($128) a day, had a long list of extras: shopping (15 renminbi per hour or 150 a day, minimum two hours); chatting (10 renminbi an hour or 100 a day); watching a movie (10 renminbi an hour, double for horror films); attending parties (20 renminbi an hour, will not go to dangerous places).