The relationship between China's currency, the yuan renminbi, and the US dollar has been a focus of attention for months now. The yuan is stronger than its ever been and is continuing to climb against the dollar. But politicians in the US don't seem happy with and China bashing continues...

I saw an interesting piece recently on factors that affect the dollar. The article, 13 Unconventional Factors that Affect the Dollar, included a few factors I hadn't considered before. One of them was Chinese demand for raw materials.

Adam Kritzer wrote the article a few days ago. He suggested that "China's unending economic boom is one of the prime factors behind the global rise in commodity prices." "Okay; so what," I thought. He says it's simple: "those countries with large reserves of natural resources have seen their economies boom and their currencies rise." (Emphasis added.)


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