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A more rapid appreciation could lead to social turmoil, he said.
Failure to allow more rapid appreciation could accelerate inflation in China, lead to asset price bubbles and undermine the rebalancing of the Chinese economy, Mr. Geithner said.
This offers another tool to fight inflation: a more rapid appreciation in the yuan alongside a modest interest-rate rise could curb imported inflation and cause less harm to domestic demand.
But the renminbi has inched up less than 1 percent since then against the dollar, as China has continued to intervene heavily in currency markets to prevent a more rapid currency appreciation that could hurt the competitiveness of Chinese goods in overseas markets.
"Appreciation would lead to more rapid growth in the demand for labor and thus to more employment growth and more wage growth," he said.
Low American interest rates are making it harder for the region's central banks to raise their rates; doing so would make them more attractive for international investors and could produce rapid appreciation in their currencies.
The trend has added complexity to what was, until recently, a currency debate focused largely on the United States and China, with Washington asking Beijing to allow the renminbi to fluctuate more freely against the U.S. dollar and China resisting a rapid appreciation, fearing a potentially devastating effect on its export sector.
BEIJING, Nov. 27 — China signaled Tuesday that it would resist European demands for rapid appreciation of the yuan and would instead continue gradual progress toward a more flexible exchange rate.
In a more surprising move, the Swiss National Bank did the same, taking its rate down to 2percentt, in part to halt the rapid appreciation of the Swiss franc.
They expect to derive what mortgage experts call "instant equity" from their neighborhoods' rapid appreciation.
