China is poised to allow a gradual weakening of the yuan in response to potential tariffs under a Trump administration, moving away from its long-standing commitment to currency stability. The yuan has already declined about 3% this quarter, with economists anticipating further depreciation as part of a broader strategy that may include interest rate cuts and increased budget deficits. While a drop beyond 8 per dollar is deemed unlikely, the People's Bank of China is expected to navigate these challenges carefully.
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