While China was a currency manipulator in the past and could be a manipulator in the future, it is not a manipulator in the present.
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The move marks the first manipulator designation since 1994, when China was declared a manipulator.
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"In my experience, once a manipulator is exposed, all the social power shifts from the manipulator to the intended victim," Nail said.
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China is not a currency manipulator because it does not fit the US Treasury's own definition of what a currency manipulator is.
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Trump during the campaign called China "the single greatest currency manipulator that's ever been on this planet," and said he would make labeling China a manipulator a first-day priority.
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Later that day, the U.S. Treasury Department declared China a currency manipulator — it was the first such designation in 25 years, when Beijing was named a currency manipulator in 1994.
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" But China's not a currency manipulator: "They're not currency manipulators.
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Do Mr. Trump's advisers still consider China a currency manipulator?
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Mr Trump has declined to label China a currency manipulator.
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Noah is the master manipulator orchestrating the events of Dark.
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The United States responded by designating China a currency manipulator.
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Now China will not be listed as a currency manipulator.
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What happens when a nation is labeled a currency manipulator?
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Mr. Spielberg has always been a skilled manipulator of feeling.
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Being labeled a manipulator would have limited consequences for China.
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He was a drunk, a manipulator and a serial seducer.
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Chuck Schumer of New York claiming China is a manipulator.
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Nor has his Treasury Department designated China as a currency manipulator.
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The U.S. government moved subsequently to label China a currency manipulator.
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Yes, he is likely formally to label China a currency manipulator.
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"There was nothing much to the currency manipulator designation," he said.
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But President Obama's administration refrained from labeling China a currency manipulator.
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He's said he won't in fact declare China a currency manipulator.
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Once again Obama fails to classify China as a currency manipulator.
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The United States last branded China a currency manipulator in 1994.
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Jew as a financial international manipulator and money-grubber persists, from
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He can't even name China a currency manipulator on his own.
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"He is a paid manipulator," Mr. Halberstam said, just warming up.
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Several U.S. administrations have threatened to call China a currency manipulator.
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An American doctor named George Taylor patented the "Manipulator" in 1869.
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Later Monday, the U.S. Treasury Department labeled China as a currency manipulator.
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Then, the Treasury Department late on Monday labeled China a currency manipulator.
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Even the master manipulator couldn't talk his way out of the situation.
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During the campaign, Mr Trump pledged to designate China a currency manipulator.
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The promise to label China a currency manipulator has not been repeated.
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But now, Raniere has proved himself as a "master manipulator," Ross says.
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Fiore is also Ludo's so-called ex-"boyfriend" and actual top manipulator.
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It prompted the U.S. Treasury department to label Beijing a currency manipulator.
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That prompted the U.S. Treasury Department to label Beijing a currency manipulator.
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That prompted the U.S. Treasury department to label Beijing a currency manipulator.
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Later that day, the U.S. Treasury labeled China as a currency manipulator.
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If he's a "master" manipulator, the manipulation would have to have worked.
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Carrie is a master manipulator, and in turn, immune to being manipulated.
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You're smart enough to solve any puzzle or deal with any manipulator.
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I also knew that Alig was a masterful manipulator of the media.
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OPEC is viewed less as a manipulator and more of a manager.
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The report once again stopped short of calling China a currency manipulator.
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Despite Trump's campaign vow to name China a currency manipulator, Treasury Sec.
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"Basically, I'm a badass and a manipulator of this game," he said.
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So you become both omniscient, but also a manipulator of existing situations.
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The United States then labeled China a "currency manipulator," deepening the rift.
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"China is a currency manipulator — that is a fact," Mr. Schumer said.
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The United States had last labeled China a currency manipulator in 1994.
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China is no longer in danger of being labeled a currency manipulator.
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Yuan rises as US lifts China's currency manipulator label The Chinese yuan strengthened Tuesday to its highest level since mid-2019 as the United States removed China from its currency manipulator list, my CNN Business colleague Laura He reports.
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Even Trump, master media manipulator, doesn't understand the megaton load of this subject.
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You're a liar, a manipulator, you're controlling and you honestly are a psychopath.
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Of course, in some people's eyes, this makes her a phony, a manipulator.
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SNB'S JORDAN TELLS FRANKFURTER ALLGEMEINE ZEITUNG CENTRAL BANK IS NOT A CURRENCY MANIPULATOR
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The administration of President Bill Clinton named China a "currency manipulator" in 1994.
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U.S. officials have refrained from calling China a currency manipulator in the past.
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He has vowed to label Beijing a currency manipulator early in his administration.
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The report did not label any major trading partner as a currency manipulator.
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Its "hand" is a vacuum manipulator, designed to snag boxes and flat packages.
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And 2014's Manipulator was the strongest break so far from Segall's oeuvre.
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That I was a genius manipulator and knew this would make world news?
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Not labeling China a currency manipulator would be a shift for the president.
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Shortly thereafter, the U.S. Treasury Department formally designated China as a currency manipulator.
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You're like a master manipulator, switcher, and I'm like, 'Oh, I'm an a——.
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Mnuchin said if necessary he would recommend labeling China a currency manipulator. Sen.
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" Instead, on day 83, he declared that China was "not a currency manipulator.
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So far, though, he hasn't taken action to label Beijing a currency manipulator.
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I see the risk of the United States labelling China a currency manipulator.
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And he watched admiringly as his golden child outdid him as a manipulator.
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Vincent Smith, Heather's would-be manipulator, is a slimy wanksock of a man.
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Trump defended his sudden 180 on promising to label China a currency manipulator.
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Such images have given her a reputation as a grandstander and media manipulator.
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But, so they talk about why haven't you called him a currency manipulator?
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"He is a manipulator," Angela said by phone from her home in Mississippi.
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What's next: The currency manipulator designation does not come with particularly harsh remedies.
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Just hours after the meeting, the Treasury Department labeled China a currency manipulator.
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That prompted the U.S. Treasury Department to designate Beijing as a currency manipulator.
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China has also recently been labeled a currency manipulator by the Treasury Department.
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China is not a currency manipulator, the Trump administration said in a reversal.
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Optimism rose further after Washington said Beijing was no longer a currency manipulator.
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President Donald Trump promised to designate China currency manipulator during the 26 campaign.
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His labelling of China as a currency manipulator could ignite a currency war.
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The International Monetary Fund has found that China was not a currency manipulator.
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He was a master manipulator and knew how to take advantage of people.
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Labeling China a currency manipulator Trump told the Wall Street Journal on Wednesday that China is not artificially deflating the value of its currency, a big change after he repeatedly pledged during his campaign to label the country a currency manipulator.
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This led to the U.S. Treasury Department to label China as a currency manipulator.
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Like her ex-wife, Caitlyn Jenner has the ability to become a master manipulator.
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Trump promised to label China a currency manipulator but has not yet done so.
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I wasn't drinking the cool aid [sic], I knew Harvey was a master manipulator.
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The breach prompted the U.S. Treasury Department to designate Beijing as a currency manipulator.
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One was a specially designed manipulator that operates the aircraft's control yoke and pedals.
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Then double your fun once more by copying the worgen with the Faceless Manipulator.
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President Trump later reversed himself, reneging on promises to label China a currency manipulator.
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He would designate China a currency manipulator and impose countervailing duties on its exports.
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For example, it will be difficult to pin the currency manipulator badge on China.
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His Treasury department declined to name China a currency manipulator in its annual review.
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We meet, among others, a social media manipulator in Manila who helped get Rodrigo
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At one point, the FBI described Dean as the "master manipulator" of the coverup.
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It refrained from naming China or any other trading partner as a currency manipulator.
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He seems to have entirely abandoned his plans to label China a currency manipulator.
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But designating a country a currency manipulator is often far from a clear decision.
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The husband soon reveals himself as a passive-aggressive manipulator of the worst sort.
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He promised to label China a currency manipulator on his first day of office.
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She is a master manipulator of images: cutting, pasting, decontextualizing, mimicking, rearranging our expectations.
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Formally labeling a country like China a currency manipulator would be a big deal.
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"China is a currency manipulator — that is a fact," Schumer said in a statement.
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In contrast to China, Washington slapped the currency manipulator tag on Switzerland on Monday.
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TAIWAN GOVERNMENT TO BUY MORE U.S. GOODS TO AVOID BEING CALLED CURRENCY MANIPULATOR-SOURCES
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And labeling China a currency manipulator has not produced any direct adverse economic action.
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Washington labelled China a currency manipulator this month after a sharp slide in the yuan.
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THIRD, I will direct my secretary of the Treasury to label China a currency manipulator.
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Sansa wasn't made a master politico and manipulator because of sexual, physical, and mental abuse.
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She just got wrapped up with a criminal and a manipulator who steered her wrong.
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He promised that, on day one as president, he would label China a currency manipulator.
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At the Treasury, Mr Mnuchin will have such responsibilities as declaring China a currency manipulator.
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Littlefinger is a creep, a liar, a master manipulator and a mildly psychotic social climber.
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Washington labeled China a currency manipulator hours after the move, which roiled global financial markets.
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Washington labelled China a currency manipulator hours after the move, which jolted global financial markets.
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Washington labelled China a currency manipulator hours after the move, which roiled global financial markets.
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Washington labeled China a currency manipulator hours after the move, which jolted global financial markets.
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The patent describes a "joint manipulator" that can change the inclination angle of the flight.
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"Fundamental factors do not support labeling China as a currency manipulator," the JPMorgan analysts said.
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THIRD: I will direct the secretary of the treasury to label China a currency manipulator.
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On currency concerns: The Treasury Department chose not to label China as a currency manipulator.
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Foreign exchange experts told Reuters last week that a manipulator label was unlikely for Beijing.
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He also promised to call China a currency manipulator on his first day in office.
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For those last few minutes of the film, we see him as this flailing manipulator.
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The U.S. Treasury Department under Trump has not yet labeled China as a currency manipulator.
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The other is that the U.S. Treasury subsequently declared China to be a currency manipulator.
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He also yielded to pressure from Trump to label China a currency manipulator this month.
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Given the situation, "the manipulator designation does not do very much at all," Wright said.
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Peter isn't Prince Charming in a Top Gun jacket — he's a deceptively adept master manipulator.
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Bloomberg News first reported on the Treasury Department's decision to delist China as a manipulator.
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Mr. Trump had promised as a presidential candidate to slap the manipulator label on China.
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Neither country was tagged as a manipulator or placed on Treasury's monitoring list on Monday.
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The United States announced Monday that it would no longer label China a currency manipulator.
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Mr. Schumer has been a critic of China as a currency manipulator over the years.
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Such changes would also likely ensnare South Korea, Taiwan and other countries in manipulator designations.
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He supposedly practiced osteopathic manipulative medicine but in truth, he was simply a master manipulator.
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Mitt Romney said he wanted to label China a currency manipulator during his 2012 campaign.
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Labelling China a currency manipulator "should've been done a long time ago," he said on Wednesday.
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The United States, in turn, labeled China a currency manipulator for the first time since 22015.
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David's an artist, a scientist, a philosopher; she's a woman of action and a master manipulator.
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That's one reason he made labeling China a currency manipulator and renegotiating NAFTA such a priority.
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That led to Littlefinger becoming the greatest behind-the-scenes manipulator in Westeros and Essos combined.
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When the robot needs to use the manipulator, the airbag deflates in less than a second.
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Washington labelled China a currency manipulator early this month after a sharp slide in the yuan.
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Labeling China a currency manipulator "should've been done a long time ago," he said on Wednesday.
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S&P 500 E-MINI FUTURES FALL 1.21% AFTER U.S. TREASURY LABELS CHINA A CURRENCY MANIPULATOR
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We're not going to start to brand, as currency manipulator, as a whole bunch of country.
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INHIBIT CURRENCY MANIPULATION While China is the most egregious currency manipulator, it is certainly not alone.
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A skilled emotional manipulator can destroy your self-esteem and even make you question your sanity.
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He vowed to label China as a currency manipulator — which has not been done since 1994.
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He said he wouldn't label China a currency manipulator after famously pledging to do just that.
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Calling out Beijing as a currency manipulator may give Washington more firepower in its trade dispute.
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Meanwhile, those calling China a currency manipulator are correct, but not in the way they think.
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He did not deliver on a prominent "first-day" promised action—declaring China a currency manipulator.
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Consequently, China was only placed on a "watch list" but not labeled as a currency manipulator.
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Whether or not the U.S. will label China a currency manipulator also remains to be seen.
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But in mid-April he changed course and said that China was not a currency manipulator.
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Candidate Trump also vowed to call China a currency manipulator on his first day in office.
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Or is he simply the master media manipulator he once proudly boasted to be in Forbes?
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Designating China as a currency manipulator had no automatic consequences for policy in Washington or Beijing.
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John Reid, Elton's early manager and boyfriend, is portrayed (by Richard Madden) as a sly manipulator.
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A mensch-ousts-manipulator dethronement in Israeli elections on Tuesday can no longer be ruled out.
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President Donald Trump has imposed tariffs on Chinese exports and labeled the country a currency manipulator.
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The United States then labeled China a "currency manipulator" after Beijing allowed the yuan to weaken.
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Epstein, ever the manipulator, tried to cheat the system and, for one last time, his victims.
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Mr. Saito was known within the hospital as a skilled manipulator, according to Hawaii News Now.
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The U.S. Treasury said on Monday that China should longer be designated as a currency manipulator.
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"This is not about a young individual who was tricked by a master manipulator," Cheronis said.
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The U.S. announced shortly before the signing that it no longer considered China a currency manipulator.
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Banksy is a master manipulator when it comes to the news media and the art market.
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Even by the Treasury's own formal criteria, China does not seem to be a currency manipulator.
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He doesn't need to angrily call China a trade manipulator right to the Chinese leaders' faces.
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Volatility has risen after the United States designated China a currency manipulator, which sharply weakened China's yuan.
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But Roche didn't expect slapping the manipulator label on China would be the end of the confrontation.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's talk of labeling China as a currency manipulator is "not logical", Yi added.
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As well as threatening to impose tariffs on China, Trump could formally label Beijing a currency manipulator.
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The reality is that my parents were victims too, and this man was just a master manipulator.
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During the campaign he swore to label China a currency manipulator on his first day in office.
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Franny, is a vainglorious manipulator of other people accustomed to getting his way, often by playing God.
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Actress Claire Forlani, who has detailed her own experiences with "master manipulator" Weinstein, also cheered on marchers.
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It is very, very -- KURTZ: Do you say media manipulator kind of admiringly or is it insult?
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No country has been named a manipulator since the Clinton administration did so for China in 1994.
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The Trump administration later Monday labeled Beijing a "currency manipulator," the first such designation in 25 years.
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Trump promised to designate China as a currency manipulator and to slap Chinese imports with hefty tariffs.
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Trump vowed during his campaign to label China a currency manipulator on his first day in office.
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" Perhaps most prominently, Time magazine put Bannon on a striking cover and dubbed him "The Great Manipulator.
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President Donald Trump, who branded China a currency manipulator, is scheduled to take office in late January.
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For a trading partner of the U.S., getting labelled a "currency manipulator" can result in punitive tariffs.
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Sam, over the course of the six seasons, has really revealed himself to be a master manipulator.
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Once you've identified a manipulator, you'll begin to find their behavior more predictable and easier to understand.
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Trump has vowed to label China a currency manipulator on his first day in office on Jan.
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Trump has said in the past he would label China a currency manipulator after he takes office.
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In fact, the president actually vowed to designate Beijing as a currency manipulator early in his presidency.
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The U.S. government moved subsequently to label China a currency manipulator for the first time since 1994.
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Russia already has a long tradition of propaganda and information warfare, but Putin is a master manipulator.
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If the victim doesn't, then the manipulator withdraws and becomes a new person — like Jekyll and Hyde.
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Cookie is completely alluring because she is a mix of savvy manipulator, cutthroat warrior, seductress, and carnivore.
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OFFSHORE YUAN STRENGTHENS TO 6.88 AGAINST US DOLLAR AFTER REPORT THAT US WILL LIFT CURRENCY MANIPULATOR TAG
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Mr. Trump has threatened to brand the country a currency manipulator, opening the door to punitive tariffs.
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After some grousing on President Donald Trump's twitter feed, the Treasury officially designated China a currency manipulator.
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One of the sources said he thought it unlikely that Trump would label China a currency manipulator.
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Trump has yet to brand China a currency manipulator since taking office, an accusation that China rejects.
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As a presidential candidate, Mr. Trump made labeling China a currency manipulator a central plank of his economic policy, promising in his "contract" with American voters that he would direct the secretary of the Treasury to label China a currency manipulator in the first 100 days of his presidency.
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Trump has accused China of being a currency manipulator and has proposed steep tariffs on imports from China.
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Trump said during the election that when he took office, he would label China as a currency manipulator.
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Trump announced Wednesday that he wouldn't name China a currency manipulator, and clearly affirmed his commitment to NATO.
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" Currency 'transparency' Washington also indicated that it could walk back its decision to label Beijing a "currency manipulator.
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The Trump administration has again decided not to label China or any other country as a currency manipulator.
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Help us with North Korea–and by the way we're announcing tomorrow that you're a currency manipulator, OK?
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Elizabeth, for her part, was a master manipulator, a professional victim, and queen of tears-as-a-weapon.
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Trump reversed his position on blacklisting China as a currency manipulator and failed to issue any big tariffs.
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I'm a manipulator because I said I wanted to buy the 35% and I didn't really mean it.
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Trump has said he would name China as a currency manipulator and slap a punitive 140 percent tariff.
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Trump, who vowed during his campaign to label China a currency manipulator, issued more tough rhetoric on Sunday.
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"He's a liar, a manipulator, a crook, a brat, and a child," she replied with no hesitation whatsoever.
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During the campaign, Trump said he planned to name China a currency manipulator right after he took office.
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On China, Spicer cautioned the administration's report is not complete on whether to label China a currency manipulator.
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During his campaign, Trump said he would China label a "currency manipulator" from his first day in office.
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He was a master manipulator who convinced her what the private investigator found was about another John Meehan.
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Musician GLASYS recently caught the attention of the one and only T-Pain with a voice manipulator video.
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The Risk to Germany's Economy Germany is, perhaps, the biggest de facto currency manipulator in the G-8.
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" But once it was revealed that Cohen had secretly taped Trump, Giuliani slammed Cohen as a "pathological manipulator.
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But the U.S. Treasury Department has declined to label the country a currency manipulator for two consecutive years.
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And while Mr. Erdogan might be the latest manipulator of this drama, all other political actors share responsibility.
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There's so much relief that—holy shit—there are literally hundreds of women who believed this master manipulator.
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A devaluation would give Washington an opportunity to label China a currency manipulator and to justify trade sanctions.
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Not calling China a currency manipulator bodes well for negotiations, at least until the next report comes out.
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No nations met the three standards for more enhanced monitoring or to be labeled as a currency manipulator.
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That's when you really realize that Walt is a master manipulator who can lie straight to Jesse's face.
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President Trump has repeatedly called on the U.S. Treasury secretary Steven Mnuchin to label China a currency manipulator.
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She also remains a masterful performer and manipulator, and the Ways give her the first and last word.
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Washington labeled China a currency manipulator last month after Beijing let the yuan slip past 7 per dollar.
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Similarly, Donald Trump promised in 2015 to declare Beijing a currency manipulator on Day 1 of his presidency.
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Help us with North Korea, and by the way we're announcing tomorrow that you're a currency manipulator, OK?
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Washington labeled China a currency manipulator last month after Beijing let the yuan slip past 299.264 per dollar.
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Based in St. Petersburg, the Internet Research Agency is perhaps the world's most famous manipulator of social media.
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President-elect Trump has raised the ante by courting Taiwan and threatening to brand China a currency manipulator.
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Defense lawyers again portrayed her as an opportunistic manipulator who had a long romantic relationship with the producer.
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Mr. Trump no longer wants to label China a currency manipulator or to eliminate the Export-Import Bank.
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Labeling China a manipulator could have severely hindered progress in other areas of a complex bilateral economic relationship.
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"He's not a manipulator, but he's a great reader," Mr. Sharpton said of Mr. Bloomberg in an interview.
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"China is a currency manipulator that is a fact," Schumer said in a statement released by his office.
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The comments came on the same day the president reversed his position on labeling China a currency manipulator.
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U.S. policies There are three U.S. criteria to brand a country a currency manipulator; China fulfills only one.
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When talks were going badly with Beijing this summer, the Trump administration formally declared China a currency manipulator.
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He has said he would immediately label China a currency manipulator after taking office, but that never happened.
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Trump promised to label China a currency manipulator and pursue trade cases on those grounds at the WTO.
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Fears that he might declare China a currency manipulator in his first few days in office came to naught.
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In 1972, Dean helped orchestrate Nixon's cover-up of Watergate — he was "the master manipulator," according to the FBI.
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He had pledged to label China a currency manipulator on day one of his administration -- but that didn't happen.
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QUICK: IS IT FAIR TO SAY YOU'RE NOT GOING TO BE NAMING CHINA A CURRENCY MANIPULATOR ANY TIME SOON?
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Candidate Trump called China a "currency manipulator" and threatened to put into place 45 percent tariffs on Chinese imports.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters Breakingviews) - The decision to label China a currency manipulator boxes in Donald Trump and Xi Jinping.
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Things got worse this week, after the U.S. Treasury Department escalated the spat by labelling China a currency manipulator.
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One thing is certain: Negan is a master manipulator, and even viewers are uncertain of where his priorities lie.
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No country has been named a currency manipulator since the Clinton administration slapped the label on China in 1994.
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During the 2016 campaign, Donald Trump vowed to brand China a currency manipulator as soon as he took office.
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In its October 2018 report, Treasury did not label China or any other trading partner as a currency manipulator.
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Some in Congress have long clamored for the Treasury Department to label China a currency manipulator and issue sanctions.
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"Let me make one thing clear - neither Switzerland nor the SNB is a currency manipulator," he told the paper.
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"Let me make one thing clear - neither Switzerland nor the SNB is a currency manipulator," he told the paper.
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Hannah is now convinced Caelynn is a master manipulator and liar, who's putting on a fake personality for Colton.
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He's also said he'd renegotiate or end the North American Free Trade Agreement and label China a currency manipulator.
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China is not currently viewed as a currency manipulator by either the Treasury Department or the International Monetary Fund.
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In the background is a U.S. Treasury report due April in which China could be labelled a currency manipulator.
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He continues to contradict his own administration's rulings on issues like whether China should be considered a currency manipulator.
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The United States also responded to a decline in China's yuan on Monday by branding China a currency manipulator.
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This week the plan was to explore how he resembles a smooth-talking manipulator in Isaac Asimov's Foundation trilogy.
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When his strategist was featured on the cover of Time magazine, described as "The Great Manipulator," the frustration grew.
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Trump said labeling China a currency manipulator now would hurt talks with Beijing on dealing with North Korea's threats.
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Mr Trump campaigned on the promise to name China as a currency manipulator on his first day in office.
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But many economists warn that labeling China a currency manipulator could spark retaliation from the world's second-largest economy.
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Trump during his election campaign had threatened punitive tariffs on Chinese imports and to declare China a currency manipulator.
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Yet, he has refused to label China a currency manipulator, despite going on record numerous times saying just that.
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Trump may be badly hobbled in Washington, DC, but he is no less an astute manipulator of public opinion.
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To recap, before the election, Trump promised to declare China a currency manipulator on day one of his administration.
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Under U.S. law, labeling a country as currency manipulator can trigger an investigation and negotiations on tariffs and trade.
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"What labeling someone a currency manipulator means is handing over control to Congress to study the topic," Merk said.
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Treasury's report is the third consecutive analysis released during the Trump presidency to avoid labeling China a currency manipulator.
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The U.S. Treasury should not label India a currency manipulator, the country's former top central banker said on Thursday.
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Why would I call China a currency manipulator when they are working with us on the North Korean problem?
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Context: Trump has vowed to raise import duties on Chinese goods to 45% and declare Beijing a currency manipulator.
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Trump's promise to label China a currency manipulator didn't happen on day one, and potentially won't happen at all.
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"Raniere, who portrayed himself as a savant and a genius, was in fact a master manipulator," Mr. Donoghue said.
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I think there are so many people who see him as a master manipulator, that nothing will surprise them.
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Since then, the myth of the wily Jewish manipulator of those in power continues to persist in various forms.
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As a candidate, Mr. Trump frequently promised to brand China a currency manipulator while imposing across-the-board tariffs.
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The Strategic and Policy Forum, according to The Times, urged Mr. Trump not to deem China a currency manipulator.
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On the campaign trail, Trump threatened to label China a currency manipulator and impose import tariffs on Chinese imports.
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China not being a currency manipulator, NATO having a continuing important role, a fairly blunt talk with the Russians.
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Press coverage, including a Time magazine cover that featured "the great manipulator" Bannon, also bothered Trump, according to Axios.
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Mark Usher (Campbell Scott) went from being a behind-the-scenes manipulator to sitting in the vice president's office.
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The lawyers relied on Gypsy's role as manipulator, describing Godejohn as "always compliant" to the woman he met on ChristianDatingForFree.
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Taiwan already meets two of the three U.S. criteria to be labeled a manipulator, including intervention to weaken the currency.
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Trump's rhetoric vs reality: Lighting up China: Trump promised to direct his Treasury Secretary to label China a currency manipulator.
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She's seen other leaders with power turn and watched firsthand as the master manipulator Cersei ruled with a killer fist.
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Designating China as a currency manipulator seriously harms international rules, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) said in a statement.
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Even with the bombastic Robert Baratheon as king, it's Cersei who proves to be a shrewd leader and master manipulator.
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America's Treasury quickly branded China a "currency manipulator", a charge it has not levelled against any country for 25 years.
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Hours after the yuan dropped, America's Treasury designated China a "currency manipulator" and promised to eliminate its "unfair competitive advantage".
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CUTMORE: CAN YOU CLARIFY WHAT'S GOING TO HAPPEN WITH THE ISSUE AS TO WHETHER YOU CITE CHINA AS A MANIPULATOR.
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He said he would brand China as a currency manipulator and would renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).
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The United States also responded to a decline in China's yuan on Monday by branding the country a currency manipulator.
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Now, at least half a decade later, Sansa is a sexual assault survivor, pragmatic master manipulator, and genuinely adept leader.
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The United States also responded to a decline in China's yuan on Monday by branding the country a currency manipulator.
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But they said to me that on the currency manipulation, "Donald Trump has failed to call China a currency manipulator".
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Correction: The story has been updated to reflect the correct time frame since the U.S. named China a currency manipulator.
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There was the Time magazine cover featuring a pensive Bannon with the words "The Great Manipulator" stamped next to him.
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Trump has reversed course on China's currency status, telling The Wall Street Journal that China is not a currency manipulator.
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That would elevate tensions about the currencies and could mean the U.S. would at that point call China a manipulator.
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President-elect Donald Trump has threatened to take a tougher stance — including imposing tariffs and labeling China a currency manipulator.
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President-elect Donald Trump has vowed to name China a currency manipulator on his first day in the White House.
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Previous Treasury secretaries have managed to dance around the issue, essentially affirming concerns without outright declaring China a currency manipulator.
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He told The Wall Street Journal he won't label China a currency manipulator — a drastic change from his previous stance.
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Still, a trade war between the U.S. and China could still happen without declaring China a currency manipulator, Lubin said.
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On Monday, the U.S. Treasury labeled China a currency manipulator for allowing the yuan to weaken beyond a key level.
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Like the politicians who cater to our basest fears today, Brinkley was a master manipulator, an expert wearer of masks.
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Meanwhile, after promising to label China a currency manipulator within his first 100 days, he reversed himself entirely in April.
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The showrunners now label her a master manipulator for strategically divulging the secret about Jon to Tyrion in Episode 4.
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QUICK: ITS COUNTER TO WHAT WE SAW FROM A TREASURY REPORT LAST WEEK WHERE CHINA WAS NOT LABELED A MANIPULATOR.
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Trump pledged to label China a currency manipulator on the first day of his administration, but so far has refrained.
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U.S. laws that govern the process of "currency manipulator" designations are intended to guard against political interference (The Washington Post).
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The U.S. government on Wednesday refrained from naming China as a currency manipulator in a twice-yearly Treasury department report.
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He was especially critical of Trump's decision not to declare China a currency manipulator, something candidate Trump vowed to do.
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During the campaign, Trump repeatedly promised to label China a currency manipulator if elected, something Obama had refused to do.
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On Wednesday, he said that his administration will not label China a currency manipulator, backing away from a campaign promise.
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Trump had vowed to name China a currency manipulator, meaning the United States could then impose tariffs on Chinese goods.
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He promised to — you guessed it — declare China a currency manipulator, while attacking President Obama for failing to do so.
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That, again, is an idea of a woman as manipulator or as an unsurpassable sexualized being, demonic in some way.
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But he told the Journal that he would not formally label China a currency manipulator before talking to Chinese leaders.
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The United States has not officially designated another country a manipulator since it assigned that label to China in 1994.
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Also on that day, Ivanka's father decided to break his campaign pledge to officially designate China as a currency manipulator.
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Many traders say such intervention is unlikely, especially after the United States labelled China a currency manipulator earlier this month.
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And outside of the Trump administration's decision to label China a "currency manipulator," there hasn't yet been any meaningful backlash.
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" President Donald Trump once again called China a currency manipulator on Monday, saying the yuan devaluation was a "major violation.
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The Trump administration escalated tensions even further late Monday by taking the historic step of labeling China a currency manipulator.
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Treasury has repeatedly declined to label China a currency manipulator, despite Trump's pledge to do so during his 2016 campaign.
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The White House would like to label China a "currency manipulator" but doing so would risk harming U.S.-China relations.
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For instance, the U.S. Treasury did not label China a currency manipulator, nor were tariffs imposed on China and Mexico.
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Earlier this year, members of one of the advisory groups urged the president not regard China as a currency manipulator.
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Nor is the United States likely to designate China a currency manipulator, something he promised to do as a candidate.
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CURRENCY REPORT An agreement could also allow the Treasury to declare that its manipulator designation on Beijing had been resolved.
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Also, he was a very subtle but effective manipulator of people, a trait he exercised with great deftness and effectiveness.
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She was even better as the manipulator in "To Die For," playing a girlish spider whose flies had no chance.
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Mr. Trump's promise to immediately designate China as a currency manipulator may offer an early test of the administration's intentions.
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However, China has yet to be labeled a currency manipulator, and NAFTA is yet to be torn up as promised.
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Trump said also on Wednesday that his administration will not label China a currency manipulator in a report due shortly.
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Taiwan meets two of the three U.S. criteria to be labeled a currency manipulator, including intervention to weaken the currency.
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U.S. Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has said he will formally label China a currency manipulator if he wins November's election.
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I lost some respect for Cunanan's charisma in this episode since he is actually not that great of an emotional manipulator.
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Trump has threatened a more pugilistic approach, vowing to brand China a currency manipulator during his first 100 days in office.
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President Donald Trump pledged to label China a "currency manipulator" during his campaign trail, although he has not yet done so.
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This particular defense would hinge on painting Singer as a manipulator who conned Loughlin and Giannulli into participation in the scam.
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Recently, the China a "currency manipulator," a designation that's been threatened by multiple U.S. administrations but not actually applied since 1994.
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Safe-haven bond yields fell, while global stocks extended already substantial losses on Tuesday, after Washington designated Beijing a currency manipulator.
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Trump promised during his 2016 election campaign that he would declare China a currency manipulator on "day one" of his presidency.
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"At this current juncture, labeling China as a currency manipulator is erroneous," said Marie Owens Thomsen, Chief Economist, Indosuez Wealth Management.
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He would have China declared a currency manipulator, saying the yuan is undervalued—a charge most economists think out of date.
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We saw the way Bran blurted out "chaos is a ladder" to Littlefinger, exposing Lord Baelish as the manipulator he is.
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Ailes was known as a master manipulator who in many ways presaged the angry, free-wheeling propaganda that pervades the internet.
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The U.S. Treasury has declared China a currency manipulator and requested that the IMF work with it to "correct" the situation.
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That could make Japan vulnerable to criticism of being a currency manipulator as it remains on the U.S. Treasury's monitoring list.
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Trump, a Republican, has accused China of being a currency manipulator and promised to slap big tariffs on imported Chinese goods.
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Though Trump vowed to brand China a manipulator during his campaign, his administration has passed on five opportunities to do so.
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He pulled from everything from Scientology to Dale Carnegie's How To Win Friends And Influence People, and was an expert manipulator.
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Chris Watts is many things — admitted triple murderer, adulterer, manipulator — but perhaps before he is anything else, he is a liar.
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The Treasury Department labeled China as a currency manipulator on Monday evening, following tweets by the president with that same accusation.
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Trump once vowed to brand China a currency manipulator on the first day of his administration but has not done so.
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The United States also responded to a decline in the Chinese yuan on Monday by branding the country a currency manipulator.
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Major currencies have shown limited reaction after the U.S. government late on Wednesday refrained from naming China as a currency manipulator.
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"Why would I call China a currency manipulator when they are working with us on the North Korean problem," he wrote.
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Trump has softened his China rhetoric of late, reversing his earlier campaign pledge to label China a currency manipulator last month.
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On Wednesday, Trump also said that his administration will not label China a currency manipulator, backing away from a campaign promise.
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What better compliment could there be for a manipulator of artistic materials than having himself become a source and an inspiration?
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Trump promised to label China a currency manipulator on his first day as president, but has so far taken no action.
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Trump also has threatened significant tariffs on U.S. imports from China and said he wanted to label China a currency manipulator.
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The administration has yet to follow through on imposing high tariffs on Beijing and declined to name it a currency manipulator.
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But he did not act on a campaign promise to declare China a currency manipulator on his first day in office.
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Fears of an escalating trade war were fanned further after U.S. Treasury Department labeled Beijing a currency manipulator late on Monday.
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He wants to brand China a currency manipulator and impose a wide array of "taxes and tariffs" to protect American workers.
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Mr. Trump's own Treasury Department declined to label either the European Union or China a "currency manipulator" in an April report.
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China has long been in Trump's sights, with promises to declare it a currency manipulator and impose punitive tariffs on imports.
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That's a long time from when Trump had originally pledged to deem China a currency manipulator: His first day in office.
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"Instead of seeing the tortured love of my life, I finally saw a liar, a manipulator, and a coward," she said.
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Things got worse on Monday evening when the United States, for the first time in years, labeled China a currency manipulator.
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The Trump administration fired another shot late Monday by labeling China a currency manipulator, a symbolic move that further inflamed tensions.
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Adding to the positive mood was news that the United States had dropped its designation of China as a currency manipulator.
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That could make Japan vulnerable to criticism of being a currency manipulator as it remains on the U.S. Treasury's monitoring list.
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In return, we think the US removes the 'manipulator' label and extends waivers for US companies to sell inputs to Huawei.
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Mr. Trump said during the presidential campaign that he would declare China a currency manipulator on "Day 1" of his administration.
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Mr. Mnuchin led the Treasury Department in declining to label China a currency manipulator, defying one of Mr. Trump's campaign promises.
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Like Trump, Berlusconi was a skilled manipulator of the media, with a keen sense of what messages resonate with his countrymen.
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Mnuchin had suggested in October that the currency manipulator label could be lifted if the U.S. and China sign a deal.
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Ahead of the preliminary agreement, the U.S. Treasury announced on Monday that it had dropped China's designation as a currency manipulator.
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He had threatened during the election campaign to slap high import tariffs on Chinese goods and label Beijing a currency manipulator.
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The businessman-turned-politician pledged during the campaign to slap tariffs on Chinese goods and declare the country a currency manipulator.
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Matthew, in "The Americans," you also play a sexual manipulator — though one with a conscience — who inhabits a number of identities.
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On the 2016 campaign trail, Trump repeatedly said he would name China a currency manipulator from his first day in office.
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One best-selling book, "The Ambiguous Mr. Macron," treated him as a Tom Ripley figure, an unnerving manipulator of dodgy provenance.
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When the Trump administration officially designated China a currency manipulator in August last year, it drew bipartisan support from American politicians.
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Previous U.S. administrations had resisted labelling China a manipulator, and Treasury declared in a May report that China wasn't weakening the yuan.
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U.S. Treasury Department labeled Beijing a currency manipulator late on Monday, crushing any hopes of a swift resolution to the trade war.
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In April, Mnuchin will have to determine whether to declare China a currency manipulator as part of Treasury's semi-annual currency report.
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Investors are also nervous about the implications if Trump officially declares China a currency manipulator, as he has implied he might do.
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It's a lot to dig through, but the short version is a terrorist and a master manipulator don't make for ideal parents.
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During the election campaign, Trump had threatened to label China a currency manipulator and impose huge tariffs on imports of Chinese goods.
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In it, the former first lady was portrayed as "petty, greedy, compassionless, a social climber and manipulator," a 1991 PEOPLE article wrote.
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Last week, the U.S. also accused China a currency manipulator after Beijing allowed the yuan to slip below 13 to the dollar.
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The Treasury's "currency manipulator" declaration was the first such designation in 25 years all the way back to the Bill Clinton presidency.
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Trump accused China of being a "currency manipulator" in a series on tweets on Monday and took aim at the Federal Reserve.
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It comes shortly after the U.S. officially designated China as a "currency manipulator, " amid rapidly intensifying tensions between the two economic giants.
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That offers "greater subjectivity" in naming a country a currency manipulator, said Khoon Goh, head of Asia research at Australian bank ANZ.
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Also on Monday, the Treasury Department designated China a currency manipulator, a move that has not been seen since the Clinton administration.
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But before that happened, Rowland called himself a womanizer and manipulator, according to a recording of 2012 hearing released by Utah officials.
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During his presidential campaign, Trump had repeatedly said he would declared China a currency manipulator for artificially weakening the yuan against dollar.
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In a significant change of tone, President Donald Trump this week reversed his long-standing call to label China a currency manipulator.
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As a candidate, Trump spoke forcefully and frequently about labeling China a currency manipulator and slapping a 45 percent tariff on imports.
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However, Trump has appeared to back off of some of his extreme positions, such as labeling China a currency manipulator, Chandler noted.
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President Donald Trump promised to label China as a currency manipulator on Day One of his presidency but has not done so.
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Trump promised to label China an international currency manipulator and circumvented Chinese protocol by privately reaching out to the president of Taiwan.
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Investors are also nervous of the implications if Trump officially declares China a currency manipulator, as he has implied he might do.
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They want to label China as a currency manipulator that undervalues the renminbi to help its exporters win sales in overseas markets.
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The Treasury Department on Monday labeled China a currency manipulator, escalating the U.S.-China trade war with a significant rebuke to Beijing.
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In New Hampshire on Thursday, Trump said the labeling of China as a manipulator of its currency was a campaign promise kept.
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Cline makes Russell, like Manson, a master manipulator who can speak to a young girl's insecurities with the precision of a picador.
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Trump had said during the U.S. election campaign that he would declare China a currency manipulator on his first day in office.
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Since China accounts for nearly half of the U.S. global deficit, the once-justified claim that China as a manipulator has resurfaced.
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Hannity is a race baiter and a class manipulator who decries those very traits in others, all the while exploiting his audience.
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"Why would I call China a currency manipulator when they are working with us on the North Korean problem?" the president tweeted.
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As a presidential candidate, Mr. Trump was sharply critical of China's currency practices and promised to label China a manipulator if elected.
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The manipulator designation could have been the opening shot in a prolonged trade war, but they didn't want a prolonged trade war.
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Just one week ago, financial markets were heading in the opposite direction as his administration officially designated China as a currency manipulator.
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The study is the latest opportunity for Mr. Trump to make good on his campaign promise to label China a currency manipulator.
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The United States hasn't labeled a country a currency manipulator since it tagged China in the early 1990s, under President Bill Clinton.
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"Picking an object up is the first thing you want a manipulator robot to do," said Stefanie Tellex, a professor at Brown.
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In a sign of easing tensions, the U.S. Treasury said on Monday that China should no longer be designated a currency manipulator.
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The United States hadn't labeled a country a currency manipulator since it tagged China in the early 1990s, under President Bill Clinton.
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This new song is both a rejection and embrace of the narrative that caricatured her as a manipulator passing for a naïf.
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The Trump administration didn't label any country, including China, a currency manipulator in its Friday report on exchange rates sent to Congress.
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He said Trump could have easily designated China as a currency manipulator on his first day in office but didn't do it.
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President Trump on Wednesday said he will not be labeling China a currency manipulator, breaking from his campaign promise to do so.
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The United States hasn't labeled a country a currency manipulator since it tagged China in the early 1990s, under President Bill Clinton.
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During the election campaign, Trump had threatened to label China a currency manipulator and impose hefty tariffs on imports of Chinese goods.
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China has attempted to prevent its currency from depreciating more in recent years, predating Mr. Trump's labeling the country a currency manipulator.
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S. trade war broadened to include foreign exchange with Washington on Monday branding Beijing a currency manipulator for the first time since 1994.
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The United States responded to the yuan weakening by labelling China a currency manipulator, a move likely to stoke already inflamed trade tensions.
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While he promised to formally label China as a currency manipulator on his first day in office, he has yet to do so.
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Some traders say that Beijing is attempting to shield itself from the "currency manipulator" label that the president-elect often throws China's way.
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The United States also this week declared China a currency manipulator after it allowed the yuan to slip below 7 to the dollar.
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The United States responded to the yuan weakening by labeling China a currency manipulator, a move likely to stoke already inflamed trade tensions.
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They included construction of a wall on the Mexican border; suspending illegal immigration from "terror-prone countries"; and labelling China a currency manipulator.
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"This time Taiwan only fulfilled one criteria," said Harry Yen, referring to the U.S. Treasury's latest twice-yearly currency manipulator report in April.
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Abroad, Mr Putin is known as a master manipulator of social media, but at home he is fighting to contain its political impact.
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Surprisingly strong Chinese trade figures and Trump's remarks that the United States will not name China a currency manipulator helped boost Asian stocks.
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Trump has complained Japan keeps its currency artificially low, although a Treasury Department report last week did not label Japan a currency manipulator.
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It comes after China decided to stop buying American crops and after the U.S. officially declared China a currency manipulator earlier this week.
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The Trump administration's declaration that China is a currency manipulator may be setting the stage for a deeper round of competitive currency devaluations.
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That led the U.S. to label China a currency manipulator, which analysts have said marked another escalation in tensions between the two countries.
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This comes after China decided to stop buying American crops and after the U.S. officially declared China a currency manipulator earlier this week.
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Trump has also backtracked on his pledges as a candidate to label China a "currency manipulator" and impose steep tariffs on Chinese imports.
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While Trump has in the past accused China of manipulating its currency, his administration has refrained from labeling the country a currency manipulator.
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Trump blasted China Monday for manipulating its currency, and the U.S. Treasury labeled China a "currency manipulator" after the close of U.S. trading.
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The most recent opportunity occurred in May, when Treasury officials decided China had not met the criteria required to label it a manipulator.
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The U.S. government on Monday labeled China a currency manipulator, an unexpected escalation in a trade war between the world's two-largest economies.
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S. trade war broadened to include foreign exchange with Washington on Monday branding Beijing a currency manipulator for the first time since 7.07563.
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After months of hostile rhetoric on China, including the threat of calling the Asian power a currency manipulator, Trump has done a turnabout.
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The conventional wisdom now is that the Treasury Department won't declare China a currency manipulator, given the lack of evidence to support this.
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In The Beguiled, these same qualities are used by Siegel to sell Eastwood as a manipulator whose charmed exterior hides a rotten soul.
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President-elect Donald Trump promised during his campaign that he would have China labeled a currency manipulator for artificially keeping its currency weak.
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How seriously is one to take his policy on Chinese trade (declaring the country a currency manipulator and eliminating its "illegal" export subsidies)?
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While campaigning, Trump promised to label China a currency manipulator on his first day as president, but so far has taken no action.
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GOP front-runner Donald Trump has repeatedly said that he would have China declared a currency manipulator on his first day in office.
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People were clearly concerned about the specter of trade wars and the risks of China being cited as a currency manipulator by Washington.
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And conservative radio host Laura Ingraham is said to have pressed Trump on why he backed away from labeling China a currency manipulator.
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"Why would I call China a currency manipulator when they are working with us on the North Korean problem," Trump wrote in April.
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Then-candidate Donald Trump had threatened to brand China as a currency manipulator, but his administration has since backed away from that label.
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He invariably drops his earlier tough talk—promising to withdraw from NAFTA and label China a currency manipulator—and becomes much more propitiative.
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We are doing so using various channels, and we will try our best to make sure we don't get the currency-manipulator label.
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Trump, however, stopped short of repeating his campaign pledge to formally declare China a currency manipulator after he takes office on Jan. 20.
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During his presidential campaign, Trump repeatedly said that naming China a currency manipulator would be a priority for his first day in office.
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Bannon wrote much of the inaugural speech, and was branded "The Great Manipulator" in a Time cover story that bruised the Presidential ego.
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Last week, Washington also accused China of being a currency manipulator after Beijing allowed the yuan to slip below 7 to the dollar.
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Trump has also backtracked on his pledges as a candidate to label China a 'currency manipulator' and impose steep tariffs on Chinese imports.
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While President Trump has long accused China of being a currency manipulator, this latest statement from Treasury signals neither side is backing down.
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Stuck in the past, as usualTrump called China a currency manipulator because Trump's understanding of China's currency is about five years behind reality.
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On other issues, advisers have kept Trump from labeling China a "currency manipulator" and imposing retribution on American companies that move factories offshore.
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Opinion THE battle between Gawker and the tech titan Peter Thiel has made him look like a spiteful manipulator with a bully wallet.
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In a recent newspaper interview, Trump appeared to soften his pledge to label China a currency manipulator on his first day in office.
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"Secretary Mnuchin, under the auspices of President Trump, has today determined that China is a Currency Manipulator," the department said in a statement.
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The offshore Chinese yuan was little changed at 6.6035 after the United States on Tuesday refrained from naming China as a currency manipulator.
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The U.S. government on Monday labelled China a currency manipulator, an unexpected escalation in a trade war between the world's two-largest economies.
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China this week let the yuan slide to an 11-year low, prompting the U.S. Treasury Department to label Beijing a currency manipulator.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - S&P 500 futures dropped 1.2% late on Monday after the U.S. Treasury Department labeled China as a currency manipulator.
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Trump repeatedly promised to label China a currency manipulator, but the Treasury Department has not done so since he took office in 2017.
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Based on the way he tries to play both Tom and Kate, he may be more of a master manipulator than previously suggested.
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That game's handler, a man named Symes, was a duty-bound manipulator who drove home that surveillance was a service to your country.
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In an interview with the Wall Street Journal published Wednesday, President Trump said that he wasn't going to deem China a currency manipulator.
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He accused Beijing of raping the United States, vowed to label China a currency manipulator, and frankly declared the country an economic enemy.
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A Treasury spokesman said that the proposal would not infringe on the department's authority to determine if a country is a currency manipulator.
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"I believe with all my soul you are a manipulator and a liar," said Alice Heathcote, Tony Heathcote's stepmother, according to the Exponent.
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What happens next Slapping a "manipulator" label on another country was a tactic designed as a "tool of leverage" in negotiations, Wright said.
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According to the US Treasury's own criteria before Monday's pronouncement, a country may be considered a "currency manipulator" if three tests are met.
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For these reasons, the Treasury acknowledged in its report in May 2019 that China does not meet the criteria of a currency manipulator.
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In August, the Treasury Department formally designated China a currency manipulator for the first time since 1994, at the direction of Mr. Trump.
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Finally the master manipulator played by Brian Cox — the Scottish Shakespearean and star of HBO's "Succession" — will become interesting as a dramatic character.
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Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) governor John Mangudya, in a statement late on Friday, singled out unlisted China Nanchang as a currency manipulator.
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Until this summer, Treasury had repeatedly declined to label China a currency manipulator, despite Trump's pledge to do so during his 2016 campaign.
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When "Trust Me, I'm Lying: Confessions of a Media Manipulator," was published in 2012, Mr. Holiday was called a "scumbag" in Amazon reviews.
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The United States Treasury opted on Friday not to label China a currency manipulator, finding that it was not improperly devaluing the yuan.
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WASHINGTON — The Treasury Department officially declined on Friday to label China a currency manipulator, breaking one of President Trump's most prominent campaign promises.
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The firebrand, the pat-on-the-back guy, the manipulator, the motivational speaker, the psychologist, the tornado, the grin-and-bear-it guy.
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The decision to strike China from the currency manipulator list comes more than five months after the Treasury Department formally made the designation.
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Would this deal have happened if her father wasn't in the midst of breaking a promise to hold China as a currency manipulator?
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YUAN: China's currency continued to strengthen against the dollar after the U.S. Treasury Department reversed its decision to designate China a currency manipulator.
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Signaling a further ramp down in trade tensions, the U.S. Treasury on Monday dropped China's designation as a currency manipulator, fuelling market optimism.
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IT'S THE WAY WE'D LIKE THEM TO MANIPULATE SO WE DON'T CALL THEM A MANIPULATOR IF IT'S IN THE DIRECTION THAT FAVORS US?
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WHERE ARE WE ON WHETHER WE DO DECLARE CHINA AS A CURRENCY MANIPULATOR, BECAUSE IT SEEMS THAT THEY DID SOME MANIPULATION LAST WEEK?
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Despite Trump's criticism, the US Treasury Department this month again declined to label China a currency manipulator in its report on foreign currencies.
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He has been called the most dangerous political operative in America, the second most powerful man in the world and the great manipulator.
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But that issue has faded after the U.S. Treasury declined to follow through on Trump's campaign threats to name Beijing a currency manipulator.
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During his campaign for the White House, Donald Trump said he would name China a currency manipulator from his first day in office.
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The U.S. subsequently labeled China a currency manipulator, which could have huge consequences for the global financial system, our senior economics correspondent writes.
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The U.S. subsequently labeled China a currency manipulator, which could have huge consequences for the global financial system, our senior economics correspondent writes.
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Alison Klayman's The Brink is stuck between the idea of Bannon as the Great Manipulator and Bannon as just another hateful fascist agitator.
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"China's economy is at risk with his election, in particular that (Trump) would want to label China a currency manipulator," TD Securities' Maggio said.
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That might be undone if the president, for example, indicates he will make good on his earlier promises to label China a currency manipulator.
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Rather than portray him as a bully or a clown or (disingenuously) as a liberal, they called him a con artist and a manipulator.
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Those fears were underscored after Washington labeled China a currency manipulator in a dramatic escalation of the trade dispute between the world's biggest economies.
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The Treasury Department refrained from calling China a 'currency manipulator,' a title that's been threatened by multiple U.S. administrations but not used since 1994.
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Fears of a prolonged U.S.-China trade war hung over grain markets a day after the U.S. Treasury Department branded China a currency manipulator.
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That's the top level of the new book "Perennial Seller" by Ryan Holiday, a 30-year-old author, marketer and self-proclaimed media manipulator.
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Washington designated Beijing a currency manipulator following an unexpectedly sharp drop in the yuan on Monday, setting off further falls for battered global stocks.
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Some analysts also attributed recent yuan weakness to concerns about Trump's calls for a tariff and his threats to label China a currency manipulator.
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By playing off the male belief that a man's pathway to power was through controlling women, she out-manipulated the show's most effective manipulator.
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He called on all of his presidential rivals to pledge to renegotiate U.S. trade deals and label China a currency manipulator, among other proposals.
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"No major U.S. trading partner met the relevant 2015 legislative criteria for enhanced analysis" as a currency manipulator, the department said in a statement.
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He plans to label China as a currency manipulator on his first day in office and has threatened tariffs of 23% on its products.
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Based on his speeches, Trump could instruct his Treasury Department to label China a "currency manipulator," which may not have much effect in practice.
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There is also an unknown factor Taiwan may have to contend with in trying to avoid the currency manipulator label – an unpredictable U.S. president.
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Floating the yuan would certainly be a taste of his own medicine for Trump, who has threatened to brand the country a currency manipulator.
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He opposes the Trans-Pacific Partnership, wants to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement and has threatened to label China a currency manipulator.
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Trump, who vowed during his campaign he would label China a currency manipulator, did not appear to be taking a conciliatory approach on Sunday.
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Global stocks extended already steep losses on Tuesday after the U.S. Treasury designated China a currency manipulator, heightening trade tensions between the two countries.
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The U.S. Treasury Department on Monday designated China as currency manipulator, a historic move that no White House had exercised since the Clinton administration.
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"Secretary Mnuchin, under the auspices of President Trump, has today determined that China is a Currency Manipulator," the Treasury Department said in a release.
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The U.S. labeling China a currency manipulator is nothing but an "empty threat," said Stephen Roach, a senior fellow at Yale University on Tuesday.
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" China, on the other hand, was a currency manipulator, a thief of US jobs that should no longer be allowed to "rape our country.
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On Monday, China responded by allowing its currency to weaken past the 7 per dollar mark, prompting Washington to label Beijing a currency manipulator.
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TIME described Bannon in a February 2017 cover story as the "Great Manipulator" and Saturday Night Live parodied him as a doom-voiced skeleton.
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Pluto is a master manipulator and Venus will be in cahoots with nebulous Neptune, so take everything you hear with a grain of salt.
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Trump has gone back on his promise to label China a currency manipulator, a move which would have opened the door to trade tariffs.
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As we reported, Apple has already installed over 900 curved glass panels using custom-made "manipulator" machines that lift and secure them into place.
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Also, we're going to announce that you're a currency manipulator tomorrow,'" Trump said in the interview, which aired Sunday on CBS' "Face the Nation.
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R. Kelly is a liar, a manipulator and sociopath who must be brought to justice for his decades of sexual assault on underage girls.
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President Donald Trump has said he would not call China a currency manipulator, as he vowed to do when he was running for office.
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IF THE UNITED STATES HAD DESIGNATED CHINA A CURRENCY MANIPULATOR WITHOUT A BASIS IN CURRENT ACTIONS, THAT WOULD HAVE BEEN A VERY BAD MOVE.
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Trump made a "solemn vow" that on his first day in office, he would label China a currency manipulator and slap sanctions on Beijing.
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The battle enfolds his long-suffering wife, Rachel (Géraldine Pailhas), and his journalist daughter (Stéphane Caillard) and reveals Barrès as a lizardy, omnisexual manipulator.
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China let its yuan currency slide to an 11-year low days later, prompting the U.S. Treasury Department to label Beijing a currency manipulator.
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The president often accuses the EU and China of weakening their currency, but the Treasury Department has not labeled either as a currency manipulator.
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The U.S. Treasury said in a semiannual report Friday that no major U.S. trading partner met the qualifications for being labeled a currency manipulator.
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That contradicts a report released by his own Treasury Department just a few days ago, which did not identify China as a currency manipulator.
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That is also around the time when Donald Trump, who has pledged to name China a currency manipulator, will assume office as U.S. President.
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One senior South Korean official told Reuters that doing this would likely lead to manipulator designations for South Korea, Taiwan and possibly other countries.
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Taiwan's central bank, concerned about being labelled a currency manipulator by President Donald Trump, has pulled back on intervention to weaken the Taiwan dollar.
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Additionally, he backed Trump's move not to label China a currency manipulator after the president pledged during his campaign that he would do so.
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Among those steps are naming Beijing as a currency manipulator, raising tariffs on Chinese products, and more enforcement actions against Chinese dumping, especially steel.
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A move by Washington to declare Beijing a currency manipulator on Monday put more pressure on the central bank to lower borrowing rates further.
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By law, a major U.S. trading partner has to meet three criteria to be labeled a manipulator, including one-sided intervention in currency markets.
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Why now: Trump campaigned on labeling China a currency manipulator, but was persuaded not to on the grounds that it would not be helpful.
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South Korea, along with China, avoided the currency-manipulator label in twice-yearly U.S. Treasury report, but was kept on a currency "monitoring list".
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Adding to the positive mood, Bloomberg reported, citing sources that the Trump administration planned to lift its designation of China as a currency manipulator.
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Last year the Trump administration labeled China a currency manipulator, before removing the tag this week as a result of China's new currency commitments.
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Mr. Trump campaigned on being tough on Beijing, promising that he would label China a currency manipulator and would go after Beijing on trade.
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Taiwan's current account surplus is 11% of GDP, which also matches another criteria to be labeled a currency manipulator, as the threshold is 2%.
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The Treasury Department reversed an August decision to label China a currency manipulator in its semi-annual foreign exchange policy report released Monday afternoon.
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A currency manipulator designation is largely symbolic and starts negotiations between the United States and any country determined to be manipulating its exchange rate.
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During an interview last week, the president said he would not label China a currency manipulator, breaking from his campaign promise to do so.
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The S&P 500 rose to a record high after reports from that the Treasury Department will no longer list China as a manipulator.
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Moreover, the image of Moscow in the United States as a master manipulator has only reinforced Mr. Putin's status as a supremely competent leader.
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In "Surviving R. Kelly," several women detailed their stories of alleged abuse, including statutory rape, and accused Kelly of being a predator and manipulator.
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No major trading partner met the three criteria for enhanced analysis or to be labeled a currency manipulator in the second half of 2016.
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Most notably, the president pointedly declined to label China a currency manipulator, despite having vowed to do so on the campaign trail last year.
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Speaking Thursday on the sidelines of an International Monetary Fund conference, he didn't comment on whether the report would label China a currency manipulator.
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Trump took the rare step of declaring China a currency manipulator in August, and it's unclear if a currency deal would reverse that designation.
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Mr. Trump promised to declare China a currency manipulator during the campaign, and did so in an early April interview with The Financial Times.
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If Donald Trump proved one thing during the campaign, it's that he is a master manipulator of [the evening news/social media/Joe Scarborough].
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The resulting portrait is deeply confused, stuck between the idea of Bannon as the Great Manipulator and Bannon as just another hateful fascist agitator.
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Shawbard's emissary Ra-Sharir (Necar Zadegan) is the draconian master manipulator who acts as his lieutenant (the fanatical similarity to Sheela is impossible to miss).
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Tensions escalated after Washington branded Beijing a currency manipulator and threatened to impose 10% tariffs on $300 billion in Chinese imports, starting on Sept. 1.
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" Told the Wall Street Journal he no longer plans to label China a currency manipulator, despite repeated campaign promises to do so "on day one.
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He has threatened to declare China a currency manipulator and levy tariffs on Chinese and Mexican goods, but little is known about his specific plans.
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Trump is meeting with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe "later this week, and he has mentioned that maybe Japan is a currency manipulator," said Wyckoff.
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China's official Communist Party newspaper said on Tuesday the United States was "deliberately destroying international order", a day after Washington branded Beijing a currency manipulator.
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Its central bank has refrained from weakening the currency through market intervention, as a precaution against being labeled a currency manipulator by the U.S. Treasury.
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China firmly opposes the currency manipulator label saying it has not used and will not use the yuan to cope with the U.S. trade frictions.
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In an interview with the Wall Street Journal published Wednesday, President Trump said that he wasn't in fact going to deem China a currency manipulator.
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Littlefinger, played by the suave Aidan Gillen, merely eked over the "beautiful" baseline — no doubt losing points for being a child predator and sly manipulator.
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Days later, China let the yuan slip through the closely watched and long supported 7-per-dollar level, and Washington labelled it a currency manipulator.
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On Monday, China responded by allowing its currency to weaken past the key 7 per dollar mark, prompting Washington to label Beijing a currency manipulator.
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President Donald Trump and Treasury should have had more discussions before declaring China a currency manipulator, according to former Deputy Treasury Secretary Sarah Bloom Raskin.
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The United States also responded to a decline in the Chinese yuan on Monday by branding the country a currency manipulator later in the day.
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If Treasury designates China a currency manipulator under a 2015 law, it is supposed to spend a year trying to resolve the problem through negotiations.
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The real estate investor proposes labeling China a currency manipulator and ending what he calls China's illegal export subsidies and theft of U.S. intellectual property.
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That hasn't happened — Trump has even toned down talk about NAFTA revisions and did not follow through on campaign rhetoric calling China a currency manipulator.
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In an interview with the Wall Street Journal Wednesday, the president reversed himself on a campaign pledge to call out China as a currency manipulator.
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"The U.S. Treasury could also change the definition of the benchmarks that would allow labeling China a manipulator, too, if it so chose, " he added.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 5 (Reuters) - S&P 500 futures dropped 1.2% late on Monday after the U.S. Treasury Department labeled China as a currency manipulator.
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After all, during the campaign Trump said he would name China a currency manipulator on Day One of his term and threatened a trade war.
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Trump's changed rhetoric on China as a currency manipulator and NATO as obsolete came only after meetings which moved these entities closer to Trump's position.
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Of course, the nations that "go it alone" to defend their market risk the possibility of the foreign manipulator commencing a retaliatory tariff against them.
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For example, he told the Wall Street Journal in April he would not label the world's second-largest economy a currency manipulator in a report.
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He has vowed to slap high tariffs on Chinese imports and label the communist nation a currency manipulator if Beijing doesn't follow international trade rules.
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But compared to Meitu, that year's other viral face manipulator, which is quite a phrase to type, FaceApp was downright saintly in its data collection.
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The Trump administration is unlikely to label China a "currency manipulator," breaking one of the president's campaign promises, according to a top outside economic adviser.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping got Trump to stop accusing China of being a currency manipulator by leveraging his need for an ally against North Korea.
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Conner4Real travels with a swarm of employees including a bagpiper and a "perspective manipulator," someone short whose sole purpose is to make him look taller.
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Because to be a currency manipulator a country needs to spend 2% of its gross domestic product over a 12-month period on currency manipulation.
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Washington's designation of China as a currency manipulator on Monday deepened the anxiety in markets worried about the potential flare-up of a currency war.
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Mnuchin's comments were the first since the early days of the Trump administration in 2017 that raised the prospect of designating China as a manipulator.
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The surplus levels and degree of intervention that trigger those conditions could be changed, however, making it easier to fall foul of the "manipulator" label.
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That would exceed the U.S. Treasury's 2% of GDP limit and mean Switzerland passes all three of its criteria to be labelled a currency manipulator.
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The Treasury Department has opted not to label countries like China as a currency manipulator, despite President Trump's promises as a candidate to do so.
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The conspiracy theory of the Jew as the hypnotic conspirator, the duplicitous manipulator, the sinister puppeteer is one with ancient roots and a bloody history.
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During his campaign, he vowed to label the country a currency manipulator on his first day in office, although he ultimately did not do so.
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Although a currency manipulator typically refers to a nation that intentionally weakens its currency to boost exports, Bass stressed the opposite is true with China.
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Mike Huckabee said the president-elect, "a master media manipulator," met with musician Kanye West to drown out criticism of his secretary of State choice.
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As part of the deal, the United States agreed to cancel some new tariffs and drop its formal designation of China as a currency manipulator.
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Two weeks later, the Treasury Department declined to designate China as a currency manipulator, something Mr. Trump had promised to do during his presidential campaign.
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The Treasury Department said that China was no longer a currency manipulator, shedding a designation made last August in the depths of the trade fight.
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The U.S. Treasury Department has also labeled China as a currency manipulator — a complaint that could be exacerbated if a yuan-backed cryptocurrency takes off.
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Is she a master manipulator, flipping switches on Dar so rapidly that he's finding himself on the losing end of their cat-and-mouse game?
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"Part of this was likely a response to the election of President Trump and the need to avoid being labelled a currency manipulator," Hafeez added.
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China, conversely, has long been faulted for keeping its currency low, though it has not been officially labeled a manipulator by the U.S. Treasury Department.
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This would make it very hard to justify a manipulator designation under the U.S. Treasury's current foreign exchange analysis, due one week after Xi's visit.
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Early in Asian trading hours, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Washington would designate China a currency manipulator, its first such move since 22, sending both the onshore and offshore yuan to record lows.. China, in response, announced its companies had stopped buying U.S. agricultural products and said labeling Beijing a currency manipulator would "severely damage international financial order and cause chaos in financial markets".
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Fears of a prolonged U.S.-China trade war hung over grain markets in general a day after the U.S. Treasury Department branded China a currency manipulator.
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Late Monday, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin designated China a currency manipulator, kicking off a formal process of bilateral negotiations between the world's two largest economies.
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However, "the U.S. Treasury could also change the definition of the benchmarks that would allow labeling China a manipulator, too, if it so chose," Lubin said.
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On the campaign trail, he pledged to renegotiate the North American Free-Trade Agreement, NAFTA, to declare China a currency manipulator and to impose protectionist tariffs.
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Trump has previously threatened a 45 percent tariff on China's exports and frequently said on the campaign trail that he would label China a currency manipulator.
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Other possible options (and, no, this is not an exhaustive list): Devalue the yuan, thus turning them into the currency manipulator Trump already says they are.
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Mr Trump said on Twitter that he offered China commercial inducements, and would not label it a currency manipulator, because it was helping with North Korea.
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This could place unwanted attention on the yuan after the U.S. Treasury declared China a currency manipulator in an escalation of the U.S.-China trade war.
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If you're to believe writer Helen Garner's 2004 account of Anu's trial, the 25-year-old law student was a master manipulator—privileged, highly strung, narcissistic.
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For those on the unwelcome receiving end of reverse psychology, it's probably best to tell the manipulator exactly what they're doing and call them on it.
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During his election campaign, Trump had called for 45 percent tariffs on Chinese goods and said he wanted to label the country as a currency manipulator.
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His promises to renegotiate or dump trade deals such as NAFTA and to brand China a currency manipulator risk triggering immediate economic shocks around the globe.
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That in turn prompted the U.S. Treasury Department to designate China as a currency manipulator, a move no White House had exercised since the Clinton administration.
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Markets around the world are closely watching the yuan's position against the 7-per-dollar level after the U.S. declared China a currency manipulator on Monday.
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Feelings may have soured as the election drew closer, however, and Trump continued blasting the world's second-biggest economy as a job thief and currency manipulator.
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President Donald Trump has threatened to label China a currency manipulator and to place large tariffs on Chinese imports, and has criticised the US-Korea FTA.
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The U.S. Treasury Department late Monday after the stock market closed declared China a currency manipulator, saying it's using yuan to gain "unfair advantage" in trade.
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Trump has also lambasted China for what he said were unfair trade practices, threatening to slap heavy tariffs on Beijing and label it a currency manipulator.
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Complaints that Beijing kept the yuan exchange rate artificially low escalated as China's bilateral trade surplus soared, with regular threats to label it a currency manipulator.
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Ricard Torne, senior economist at FocusEconomics in Barcelona, said labeling China a currency manipulator would add downward pressure on the yuan, mainly via two different channels.
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Since the president has been in office, China was declared not be a currency manipulator and a threat to scrap NAFTA has become negotiations over NAFTA.
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IT WOULD HAVE BEEN VERY HARD ON THE MERITS TO JUSTIFY DESIGNATING CHINA A CURRENCY MANIPULATOR WHEN THEY'RE INTERVENING TO PROP UP, TO DEFEND THEIR CURRENCY.
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The Republican president-elect has suggested withdrawing from NATO, labeling China a currency manipulator and undoing commerce pacts such as the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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China has not been cited as a "currency manipulator" since 1994, but the Chinese government is unwilling to leave anything to chance around major political events.
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Trump routinely criticized President Obama for not labeling China a currency manipulator, and promised during the campaign to do so on day one of his administration.
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On the surface James appears a manipulator of genius, but for all his machinations he is constantly flopping in the arenas of power, money and sex.
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While the latest study doesn't identify the manipulator, the professors suggest those running Bitfinex either knew of the operation or were even possibly assisting the scheme.
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It presents him as petty, vain, self-dealing, image-obsessed, a master manipulator, uninterested in growing as a person, driven only to serve his greater glory.
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Instead of labeling China a currency manipulator, Treasury has opted to remain in regular discussions with Beijing about moving to a more market-based exchange rate.
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Trump's comments came just three days after the Treasury Department declined to label China a currency manipulator despite the president's repeated campaign promises to do so.
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More than anything, though, Mr. Trump was a creature of the news media, a manipulator of its appetite for the new, the controversial and the provocative.
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He threatened to withdraw from the North American Free Trade Agreement and pledged to label China a currency manipulator and impose punitive tariffs on Chinese goods.
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S. dispute was far from over, however, as Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Washington would designate China a currency manipulator, its first such move since 1994.
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SO IF WE DETERMINE THATWE NEED TO LABEL THEM AS A CURRENCY MANIPULATOR, THAT'S SOMETHING THE TREASURYWOULD DO – KERNEN: ARE YOU A FAN OFJANET YELLEN, STEVEN?
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"Unlike Switzerland, Japan as the G7 chair finds it hard to intervene as that would prompt other countries to label Tokyo a currency manipulator," Muguruma said.
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Last year, Mr. Trump said he had decided not to designate China as a currency manipulator, in part because China was cooperating in the pressure campaign.
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Like Jess, Mr. Rose is a manipulator of materials, bleaching, coloring and abrading images so they appear to have been exhumed from archives of another age.
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Trump has a short attention span and has shown a willingness to abandon some of his more edgy campaign promises, like labeling China a currency manipulator.
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" He does cop to slapping a couple of people to get the sad and angry performances he wanted, noting that another word for director is "manipulator.
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Adding to the positivity, the U.S. Treasury Department dropped its designation of China as a currency manipulator, which was widely seen as an act of goodwill.
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Meanwhile, Mr. Putin, the master manipulator, knows a bully's ways and sees how he can exploit Mr. Trump's desire to be an omnipotent ruler like himself.
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Mr. Trump did not declare China a "currency manipulator" on his first day in office, as he had vowed, nor has he after his first month.
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Mr. Trump's about-face was notable because of how forceful he was in his insistence as recently as this month that China was a currency manipulator.
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And while largely symbolic, the Treasury Department's summertime decision to label China as a manipulator could have left Beijing open to additional scrutiny through the IMF.
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Perng declined to comment on whether the stronger local currency is related to concerns Taiwan may be labeled as a currency manipulator by the United States.
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Though China wasn't named as a currency manipulator in the April report, it remained on the Treasury's "monitoring list" of countries with questionable foreign exchange policies.
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He's a manipulator standing on the stage with a fog machine, trying to distort our sense of reality and direct our attention where he wants it.
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As primary vocalist and noise manipulator in Nashville-based hardcore/grind/noise consortium Bleed the Pigs, she raises a godawful racket in service of her ideals.
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"Black Magick" works from the same foundation that Segall laid down on 2014's Manipulator and has continued to build around, on-and-off, ever since.
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" Parker was also slammed by Luke Stone for his "disturbing" actions, while Connor Saeli accused him of being "a liar, a manipulator" as well as "a psychopath.
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On Monday, China responded by allowing its currency to weaken past 7 per dollar for the first time since 2008, and Washington labeled Beijing a currency manipulator.
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"The notion of labeling China a currency manipulator in this day and age is just silly, " said Edward Alden, senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations.
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Last week, the Treasury Department refrained from calling China a "currency manipulator," a designation that's been threatened by multiple U.S. administrations but not actually applied since 1994.
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In an interview with the Wall Street Journal, he walked back on an earlier pledge to name China a currency manipulator on day one of his administration.
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China's currency manipulation Trump contradicted his own Treasury Department by calling China a currency manipulator weeks after the agency skipped slapping that label on the Asian giant.
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Not only is the longstanding governor expected to retire soon, but he will likely be asked about the possibility that Trump will label China a currency manipulator.
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As for the risk of being labeled a "currency manipulator" should the Chinese yuan decline further, Zhuang said there appeared to be little downside risks from that.
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Sanders has said he would renegotiate trade deals and label the People's Republic a currency manipulator, something the president has also vowed but has not yet done.
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China's central bank on Tuesday said Washington's decision to label Beijing as a currency manipulator would "severely damage international financial order and cause chaos in financial markets".
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Trump had promised to label the country a currency manipulator and threatened a tariff on goods imported from China, but so far has not taken such action.
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According to an October review, China meets only one of three criteria the U.S. Treasury has set for a country to be formally labeled a currency manipulator.
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According to the showrunners, this was a carefully thought-through decision that shows how much Sansa has learned from Littlefinger, and what a master manipulator she's become.
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Trump promised not to touch them, of course, but he also promised to withdraw from NAFTA, designate China as a currency manipulator, and avoid cuts to Medicaid.
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"The fact that they refrained from labelling China a currency manipulator is a positive development, especially from the point of view of emerging market currencies," said Attrill.
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Analysts have said that imposing the tariffs and manipulator label could cause further weakness in the yuan as Chinese policymakers would lose incentives to support the currency.
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The U.S. has since accused China of being a currency manipulator, as the yuan sank to levels against the dollar not seen in more than a decade.
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CURRENCY WARS: Trump's comments on Tuesday come despite a warning from Beijing that labelling it a currency manipulator would have severe consequences for the global financial order.
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While there are many hurdles for designating China as a currency manipulator or slapping on a higher tariff, Washington could impose more anti-dumping duties, he added.
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Presumptive U.S. Republican Presidential nominee Donald Trump already has China in his sights, saying on Wednesday he would label China a currency manipulator if elected in November.
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The manipulator label is mostly symbolic and matters more as a slight to one of the United States' biggest creditors and an escalation in the trade war.
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After labeling China a currency manipulator earlier this week following the yuan's sudden slide, U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday dismissed fears of a protracted trade war.
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Investors are watching the currency after it breached the 7-yuan-per-dollar level Monday, which prompted the U.S. Treasury department to call Beijing a currency manipulator.
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President Donald Trump and other U.S. presidents before him have threatened to label China a manipulator, though there has been no such action since the early 1990s.
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The BOT said it is worried about the baht's strength and closely monitoring it, but it is concerned that Thailand may be seen as a currency manipulator.
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Senator Bernie Sanders, who identifies as a democratic socialist and is also high in the polls in the crowded Democratic presidential field, considers China a currency manipulator.
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"It's really the sentiment around it," Goh said, noting that trade concerns had eased after the U.S. declined to label China a currency manipulator earlier this month.
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While manipulator countries usually sell their own currency for that of other nations to lower the value of the home country currency, Germany's manipulation is more subtle.
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Additionally, Rickards pointed to candidate Trump's accusation that Germany was a currency manipulator even though the country doesn't have its own currency and instead uses the euro.
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Trump has promised to label China a currency manipulator as soon as this spring in what could be the first step in slapping tariffs on Chinese products.
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Taiwan's central bank has refrained from weakening the currency through market intervention, a precaution against the possibility of being labelled a currency manipulator by the United States.
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Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said Thursday he is undecided on whether he will label China as a currency manipulator, as Trump promised during his 2016 presidential campaign.
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Trump campaigned on a pledge to brand Beijing a currency manipulator on his first day in office and has threatened to slap high tariffs on Chinese goods.
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During his 2008 campaign, Obama called China a currency manipulator, which he cited as the cause for the United States' trade deficit with the increasingly powerful country.
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" Trump said in June that if elected, he would immediately "instruct my Treasury secretary to label China a currency manipulator, which should have been done years ago.
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Again, Chuck Sr. is right to be mad, but he's also a crazy manipulator who taught Chuck everything he knows so… idk, we can't feel too bad.
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One could argue that Obama, a notorious and talented media manipulator in his own right, has set the stage for Trump, just as Johnson did for Nixon.
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As a presidential candidate, Trump repeatedly railed against China as a "currency manipulator" and assailed the country for not taking a stronger stance against North Korea's threats.
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" In a tweet last weekend, the president questioned why he would call China a "currency manipulator when they are working with us on the North Korean problem.
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Later in the interview, Trump reversed long-held positions that the Export-Import Bank should be defunded, and that China should be labeled as a currency manipulator.
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Frances is far from a starry-eyed romantic: She has cheated on her husband; she is a narcissistic oversharer, a foul-mouthed accuser, a weak-kneed manipulator.
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The U.S. Treasury has just taken the extraordinary step of designating China as a currency manipulator, something no administration has done since the days of Bill Clinton.
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Putin is a proven liar and manipulator, and while Trump may well be a master of deal-making, he simply isn't operating at the level Putin does.
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But even without the official "currency manipulator" label, being called out by the U.S. Treasury can already limit New Delhi's freedom in managing the rupee, analysts said.
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China reportedly said on Tuesday that the U.S.'s decision to label Beijing a currency manipulator will damage and cause chaos in international financial markets, Reuters reported.
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The Trump administration this year stopped short of officially calling China a "currency manipulator," and China's currency has actually been fairly steady for most of the year.
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The U.S. called China a currency manipulator for letting the yuan drop below a key level before the country's central bank increased the yuan's strength on Tuesday.
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Since taking office, Trump has said he doesn't blame Beijing for the U.S. trade deficit with China, and he has declined to label China a currency manipulator.
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The Treasury Department determines whether a country should be labeled a currency manipulator based on bilateral trade deficits and signs that a country is depressing its currency.
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As a president, Trump has struggled, but as a candidate he was a skilled manipulator of media and an expert at playing to his party's angry base.
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Then again, Trump promised to be much tougher on China during the campaign, claiming he would deem it a currency manipulator on his first day in office.
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Mr. Sanders has vowed to label China a currency manipulator — something Mr. Trump had promised to do during his campaign but was talked out of by advisers.
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This week's development introduces Nathan Lane into the lair as Abraham Stern, a cunning manipulator out to recover, at whatever cost, the fortune that is his birthright.
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He is, of course, Rudolph W. Giuliani, whose public utterances of late have people debating whether he is a shrewd manipulator of public opinion or just — befuddled.
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Though he has stopped short of labeling the country a currency manipulator, he has warned that the renminbi's value would be a crucial aspect of trade talks.
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The Chinese yuan was just below the five-and-a-half-month high it touched earlier this week after Washington dropped its currency manipulator label for China.
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Taiwan was last labeled a currency manipulator by the United States in December 1992 and was then on the U.S. Treasury monitoring list in 2016 and 2017.
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Adding to pressure on the currency, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump has vowed to label China a currency manipulator on his first day in office on Jan.
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"It would be incredibly ironic not to have named China a manipulator when it was manipulating, and name it when it is not," Mr. Setser told me.
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Last week, after his first meeting with the Chinese president, he declared that China is no longer a currency manipulator, and said little about its trade practices.
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Treasury's move in August to call China a manipulator raised tensions in the trade war and was the first such formal designation since President Bill Clinton's administration.
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CNBC learned through a source that the U.S. was ready to remove the currency manipulator label from China ahead of the Wednesday's phase-one trade deal signing.
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But Mitko is a wily manipulator, motivated at times, perhaps, by genuine affection for the narrator, and at other moments by a durable instinct for self-protection.
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Trump has in the past complained that Japan keeps its currency artificially low, though a Treasury Department report last week did not label Japan a currency manipulator.
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" The same day, the US Treasury Department formally labels China a currency manipulator, after Trump tweets that Beijing has used depreciation to "steal our business and factories.
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He's also likely to step up deportation of undocumented immigrants, resurrect the Keystone XL pipeline, declare China a currency manipulator, and reopen coal leases on federal land.
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During his campaign, Trump vowed to label the country a currency manipulator for the purposes of a competitive trade advantage on his first day in office and threatened to impose a tariff of as much as 45 percent on China's exports to the U.S. On Thursday, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told CNBC that the administration would stick to the existing process to judge whether China was a currency manipulator.
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During his campaign, Trump vowed to label the country a currency manipulator for the purposes of a competitive trade advantage on his first day in office and threatened to impose a tariff of as much as 45 percent on China's exports to the U.S. On Thursday, U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin told CNBC that the administration would stick to the existing process to judge whether China was a currency manipulator.
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The main effect of officially citing China as a currency manipulator is that it would give the Trump administration license to use new tariffs against China's exports to the US. It's not something that's done often; since the passage of the 1988 Omnibus Trade and Competitiveness Act, which empowered the Treasury Department to label a country a manipulator, the United States has only taken the step a handful of times.
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China's overnight intervention came after the U.S. Treasury Department labeled Beijing a currency manipulator as it let the yuan slide to a more than decade low on Monday.
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Mr. Trump's opening salvo used legitimate trade remedies,such as import tariffs, anti-dumping investigations, and possibly other measures if China was recognized as an exchange-rate manipulator.
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"What made her the person she is today, the politician and the manipulator, was the mentality, not the things that she went through," she explained to the outlet.
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He has targeted China in particular, saying on the campaign trail that he wanted to label the Asian nation a currency manipulator on Day One of his administration.
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On Monday, China responded by allowing its currency to weaken past the psychologically important level of 7 per dollar, which prompted Washington to label Beijing a currency manipulator.
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President Donald Trump's new administration risks setting off a round of potentially destabilizing trade tensions if China is named a currency manipulator, economists and currency strategists told CNBC.
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Then late Monday, The Wall Street Journal reported that the White House is instead considering a proposal that would change what it means to be a currency manipulator.
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Sarah is Anne's closest adviser — her manipulator, protector, bully, and secret lover, the latter an added complication in a relationship that could generously be described as dysfunctionally codependent.
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Although Trump during the presidential election campaign had pledged to label China a currency manipulator on the first day of his administration, he has refrained from doing so.
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As the video above shows, the airbag surrounds the robot's manipulator tool and its sharp edges, automatically inflating when the arm is moving to protect any nearby humans.
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"[Lorca's] a liar and a manipulator, and obviously thinks that might is right, and he thinks that he can get anyone to do what he wants," he said.
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Yet Westworld episode 10 addressed other problems critics have had over the season, like how Maeve's transformation into a master manipulator and murder machine went unchecked all season.
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China's central bank on Tuesday said that Washington's decision to label Beijing as a currency manipulator would "severely damage international financial order and cause chaos in financial markets".
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And now I&aposve listened, unfortunately, fortunately from my client&aposs point of view, to many, many hours of tapes and the man is a pathological manipulator, liar.
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Renmin University finance professor Zhao Xijun said China would follow the path it had designed to currency regime reform and "definitely say no" to being designated a manipulator.
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"This is why a lot of people are speculating that China will be labeled as a currency manipulator," said Marc Chandler, chief market strategist at Bannockburn Global Forex.
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Westpac Bank's senior currency strategist Sean Callow told CNBC Friday that the U.S. would consider the scale of South Korea's intervention before labelling the country as a manipulator.
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" He said: "When the President fails to label them a currency manipulator, he gives them a green light to steal our jobs and wealth time and time again.
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Campaigning for election, he had cast China as a trade adversary and currency manipulator, but he now wants President Xi Jinping's support to restrain nuclear-armed North Korea.
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Hatch in his questions said it was possible that Trump could instruct Mnuchin to name China a currency manipulator even if it did not meet the statutory criteria.
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During his presidential campaign, Trump stridently criticized China, tweeting that the Asian nation is a currency manipulator and bashing their trade practices to cheering crowds across the country.
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Trump promised while campaigning that if elected he would name China a "currency manipulator" for artificially depressing the value of the yuan to make its exports more competitive.
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Policymakers had fretted over whether South Korea would be named as a currency manipulator in a U.S. Treasury report, although on balance they are confident it is unlikely.
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Despite promising to "get tough on China," after inviting President Jinping to Mar-a-Lago, President Trump declared in an interview that China was not a currency manipulator.
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Still, the 12-month ahead median for the yuan was the most optimistic outlook in Reuters polls since August, when the U.S. Treasury labeled China a currency manipulator.
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"On day one of a Trump administration, the US Treasury Department will designate China a currency manipulator," he wrote in a Wall Street Journal op-ed in 2015.
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The New York billionaire's campaign threats to slap high import tariffs on Chinese goods and label Beijing a currency manipulator on the first day in office on Jan.
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The yuan has been closely watched by investors since it weakened past 20.6779 per dollar last week, leading the U.S. Treasury Department to label China a currency manipulator.
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Trump said last week in an interview with the Wall Street Journal that the dollar was "getting too strong", and backed away from labelling China a currency manipulator.
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Spacey wore fringed epaulettes in the style of Muammar Gaddafi, playing Richard as a modern dictator and arch manipulator who was ultimately left alone with his self-pity.
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Ben Shapiro, a former Breitbart editor who has been sharply critical of Mr. Bannon, called him "a manipulator" who had "mainstreamed" far-right extremists for cynical political purposes.
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The U.S. government refrained from naming China as a currency manipulator, but flagged worries about the country's lack of currency transparency and the recent weakness in the yuan.
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A wide variety of factors can influence exchange rates, including government purchases of currency or central bank moves, and labeling a country a currency manipulator involves ascribing intent.
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But, despite those threats, the Treasury has so far declined to name China a manipulator in the three previous reports that have been released under the president's watch.
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The sense that the trade war has entered a new and more dangerous phase was confirmed when the US Treasury Department officially designated China as a currency manipulator.
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Taiwan was last labeled a currency manipulator by the United States in December 1992 and was later put on the U.S. Treasury monitoring list in 2016 and 2017.
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Adding to pressure on the yuan and worries about the economy, Trump has vowed to label China a currency manipulator on his first day in office on Jan.
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Beijing in August set its official reference rate for the yuan at its weakest rate since April 2008, prompting the U.S. Treasury to label China a currency manipulator.
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Meanwhile, last week the Treasury Department officially (and correctly) declined to name China as a currency manipulator, making nonsense of everything Mr. Trump has said about reviving manufacturing.
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Just a day before the Phase 1 trade deal signing, the U.S. Treasury on Monday dropped China's designation as a currency manipulator, signalling a further thawing of relations.
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The U.S. Treasury Department on Monday removed its designation of China as a currency manipulator ahead of the planned signing of a trade deal between them on Wednesday.
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Trump lambasted China throughout the election, drumming up headlines with pledges to slap 45 percent tariffs on imported Chinese goods and to label the country a currency manipulator.
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Mr. Lincicome said officially labeling China a currency manipulator despite the lack of recent evidence would signal that the administration is taking a hard line on trade issues.
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In recent days, President Trump has backed off his calls to label China a currency manipulator after vowing to punish Beijing in the early days of his administration.
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President Trump on Sunday questioned why he would label China a "currency manipulator" when it is working with the U.S. to deal with an increasingly aggressive North Korea.
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He was ambitious, a shrewd manipulator of the media, and he knew how to attract the support of wealthy patrons to spread his eugenics ideas to powerful politicians.
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To label China a "currency manipulator" on day one of his presidency, and to slap massive 45 percent tariffs on the goods it sends to the United States.
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The U.S. Treasury designated China a currency manipulator on Monday after it allowed the yuan to weaken below 7 per dollar for the first time in over a decade.
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The Treasury Department on Wednesday refrained from naming China a 'currency manipulator' in its biannual currency report, but it kept it on a watch list with several other countries.
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He has called the country the "the single greatest currency manipulator that's ever been on this planet" — though he is not the only U.S. politician to hold this opinion.
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The U.S. Treasury designated China a currency manipulator on Monday, after it allowed the yuan to weaken below 7 per dollar for the first time in over a decade.
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China let the yuan slide through a key support level on Monday to an 11-year low and hours later the U.S. Treasury Department labelled China a currency manipulator.
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China responded on Monday by allowing its currency to weaken past the psychologically important line of 20.7 per dollar, which immediately prompted Washington to label Beijing a currency manipulator.
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Trump has called for the U.S. Trade Representative to bring trade cases against China and has said he wants to label the No. 2 global economy a currency manipulator.
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Ross declined to say whether the United States was ready to designate China a currency manipulator, however, referring to an upcoming report in which that issue would be addressed.
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But analysts say it will be difficult for Tokyo to intervene in currency markets to stem the yen's strength given the risks of it being labeled a currency manipulator.
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But the defense attempted to use that complicated, yearslong relationship as proof that their sexual encounters were consensual — and that it was Mann, not Weinstein, who was the manipulator.
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Hercules' two manipulator arms let the ROV gather underwater samples and recover artifacts, while its high-definition camera streams live video to the controllers aboard the Exploration Vessel Nautilus.
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Claiming he can create more U.S. jobs, Trump has called for a 45 percent tariff on Chinese imports and says he wants to label the country a currency manipulator.
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That devaluation led to the Treasury late Monday labeling China a "currency manipulator," the first such designation in 25 years, all the way back to the Bill Clinton presidency.
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The tweet came hours before the formal decision of the Treasury Department to designate China a currency manipulator, a move that has not been seen since the Clinton administration.
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But as he did so, Allen says a darker side of Rostand emerged: He portrays Rostand as a narcissistic sociopath and an alleged sexual manipulator with a controlling persona.
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China's state newspaper on Tuesday accused the United States of "deliberately destroying international order," one day after Washington branded Beijing a currency manipulator in a rapidly escalating trade dispute.
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China's central bank set the official midpoint reference for the yuan at 6.9996 — stronger than 7 per dollar on Wednesday — two days after Washington labeled Beijing a currency manipulator.
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Earlier, the finance ministry and the financial regulator said they would take measures to curb market volatility in the wake of the United States declaring China a currency manipulator.
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Export-dependent Taiwan could also see its fortunes reversed should U.S. President Donald Trump impose a border tax on imports, or if he labels the island a currency manipulator.
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But on Friday, Trump announced that he will not label China a currency manipulator on his first day in office, which could be an indicator of a softened stance.
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Trump has indicated he wishes to exit the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the world's largest free trade pact, and has expressed a desire to officially label Beijing a currency manipulator.
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"He continues to call China a currency manipulator when in fact China is really trying to prop up their currency to prevent outflows of capital from China, " said Locke.
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Rorsted said he was more worried about a currency war between the United States and China than tariffs on Chinese-made shoes, after Washington branded Beijing a currency manipulator.
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Trade and currencies On the campaign trail, Trump was vocal about protecting American workers by placing restrictions on global trading partners and potentially labeling China as a currency manipulator.
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He said he'd renegotiate NATO, ditch the Iran nuclear deal, walk away from NAFTA and label China a currency manipulator, among a slew of other domestic and political pledges.
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The slight gains followed a rout in global markets Tuesday after the yuan dropped past 7 to the dollar, spurring the United States to label Beijing a currency manipulator.
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China's overnight intervention came after the U.S. Treasury Department labeled Beijing as a currency manipulator as it let the yuan slide to a more than decade low on Monday.
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"The US refrained from labeling China a currency manipulator, but dialed up the rhetoric against its currency practices," said Sue Trinh, Head of Asia FX Strategy, RBC Capital Markets.
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It is, essentially, where Alison's story begins: She becomes a master manipulator in order to circumvent the power of a man who, in many ways, has controlled her mother.
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There was barely any palpable relief on news that the U.S. Treasury Department had refrained from naming China a currency manipulator in its semi-annual report released on Wednesday.
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Trump also said, during an interview with the Wall Street Journal, that his administration would not label China a currency manipulator, reversing a campaign trail pledge to do so.
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During the arrest and trial, both the prosecution and the tabloids painted Manson as a remorseless master manipulator leading a family of brainwashed devil-worshippers through carefully coordinated attacks.
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He has vowed to formally label China a currency manipulator, impose tariffs on Chinese imports and bring unfair trade cases as punishment for what he believes are improper subsidies.
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Roth praised his decision to back away from labeling China a currency manipulator, though that is a decision that will not play well with other parts of Trump's base.
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The Trump administration labeled China a currency manipulator in August after Beijing allowed the yuan to weaken past 7 per dollar for the first time since global financial crisis.
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Lambasted as "socialized medicine" as it struggled through Congress, this single-payer scheme for the elderly wouldn't have won passage without a virtuoso performance by master manipulator Lyndon Johnson.
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But this month he also branded China a currency manipulator, despite the International Monetary Fund's view that the value of China's yuan was largely in line with economic fundamentals.
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For all its efforts, the operation in Madagascar missed its mark at first, plagued by a startling incompetence and corruption that undercuts Russia's image as a master political manipulator.
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China responded on Monday by allowing its currency to weaken past the psychologically important line of 7 per dollar, which immediately prompted Washington to label Beijing a currency manipulator.
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Logical Mercury opposes Pluto (the lord of the underworld) at 7:54 AM, followed by the Sun at 6:24 PM, bringing out everyone's inner master strategist (and manipulator).
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Also, no one should discount Liv's monstrous manipulator of a father, newly named series regular Joe Morton, as potentially the strongest guiding force in her life instead of Fitz.
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Sunzi can be thought of as the master manipulator — always controlling all the pieces (literally on a chessboard in some panels) to stay a step ahead of the enemy.
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" On specific issues, Mr. Trumka criticized Mr. Trump for failing to "label China as a currency manipulator" and said the president had rejected plans to "revitalize our coal communities.
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Or is he a manipulator who has skewed the special counsel's evidence in Mr. Trump's favor and is now endorsing questionable legal arguments to fend off legitimate congressional inquiry?
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Washington D.C. (CNN Business)The Trump administration on Monday designated China a "currency manipulator," after the country's central bank allowed its currency to weaken amid the ongoing trade dispute.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)The Chinese yuan strengthened Tuesday to its highest level in more than five months as the United States removed China from its currency manipulator list.
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Trump said he reversed course on promises to name China a currency manipulator because he wanted its help in trying to rein in North Korea's nuclear and missile development.
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During the 2016 campaign, Mr. Trump repeatedly promised to declare China a currency manipulator, and he labeled China that in an interview with The Financial Times in early April.
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It had surged to a six-month high in volatile trade over the past two sessions after the United States dropped its designation of China as a currency manipulator.
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Mnuchin would not discuss the findings of the currency report and declined comment on media reports that Treasury staff had recommended that China not be labeled a currency manipulator.
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The mainland's currency has been a source of political tension with the U.S., with President-elect Trump vowing during his campaign to label the country a currency manipulator for the purposes of a competitive trade advantage and impose a 45 percent tariff on its exports to the U.S. China does not meet the U.S. requirements for getting slapped with the manipulator label, which typically means the U.S. would engage in additional negotiations with the country.
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The bank's governor, Perng Fai-nan, declined to comment when asked on Thursday if the currency's strength was linked to the bank's nervousness that Trump might label it a manipulator.
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"Officially labeling China a currency manipulator gives the United States a legitimate reason to take even more steps," said Norihiro Fujito, senior investment strategist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities.
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"Officially labelling China a currency manipulator gives the United States a legitimate reason to take even more steps," said Norihiro Fujito, senior investment strategist at Mitsubishi UFJ Morgan Stanley Securities.
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She brought back the ringleader look from her Red tour, complete with top hat, likely a cheeky nod to those haters who have proclaimed her to be a master manipulator.
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Diane Swonk, CEO of DS Economics, told CNBC's "The Rundown" on Friday that while she didn't expect the U.S. would label China a currency manipulator, she foresaw more trade tensions.
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The greatest currency manipulator – Trump has long been a critic of China's economic policies and in particular it alleged currency manipulation, which he made a mainstay of his election campaign.
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"Trump is threatening China as a currency manipulator, and we can't give him evidence [for such allegations]," Yu told journalists on the sidelines of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.
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That added to bullish sentiment on Friday, Madden said, also noting the decision by U.S. Treasury staff to refrain from labeling China a currency manipulator as a positive for stocks.
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Claire Forlani, known for her work in Mallrats and Meet Joe Black, detailed her experience with "master manipulator" Weinstein on her Twitter account on Thursday, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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The U.S Treasury Department is set to release a semiannual report on foreign exchange rate practices and recent media reports suggest that Beijing has not been labeled a currency manipulator.
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China's state newspaper accused the United States of "deliberately destroying international order," one day after President Donald Trump's administration branded Beijing a currency manipulator in their rapidly escalating trade war.
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The next step after issuing the "manipulator" designation is for the U.S. to make its case to the International Monetary Fund, but that's not likely to lead to formal penalties.
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"Naming China a currency manipulator could open the door for U.S. tariffs to eventually increase to more than 25% on Chinese goods," according to a note from DBS Group Research.
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This led the United States to label Beijing a currency manipulator, a decision that China's central bank said would "severely damage international financial order and cause chaos in financial markets".
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That added to bullish sentiment on Friday, Madden said, also noting the decision by U.S. Treasury staff to refrain from labelling China a currency manipulator as a positive for stocks.
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Trump pledged to impose a 45 percent tariff on Chinese imports as president, and vowed to an audience in Pennsylvania in October to label the country as a currency manipulator.
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Beijing's decision to allow its yuan to hit record lows threatens an outbreak of competitive currency depreciations worldwide, with Washington taking the drastic step of branding China a currency manipulator.
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U.S. markets recovered from their worst day of the year, after China's central bank rejected the U.S. Treasury's classification of the country being a currency manipulator and stabilized the yuan.
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This comes after the United States declared that China was a currency manipulator – a step that hadn't been taken since the Clinton administration and escalated tensions among the two countries.
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SEOUL, March 21 (Reuters) - South Korea's central bank chief said on Wednesday that the probability of the country being labelled by the United States as a currency manipulator seemed low.
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The adviser said he would not rule out declaring China a currency manipulator or levying tariffs on Chinese goods as a means of reducing massive U.S. trade deficits with China.
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In the interview with the Journal, Trump also reversed a crucial campaign promise and said his administration will not label China a currency manipulator in a report due this week.
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He also changed his tune on another campaign promise in April: about China after pledging as a candidate to brand Beijing a "currency manipulator" on his first day in office.
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The move brings already tense U.S.-Chinese relations to a boil and fulfills U.S. President Donald Trump's promise to label China a currency manipulator for the first time since 1994.
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Trump has called China a currency manipulator, threatened to impose a 45-percent tariff on Chinese imports, and even questioned — though later reaffirmed — the four-decade-old "One China" policy.
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The data came amid a warming of relations between China and U.S., with Trump backing away from labeling China a currency manipulator in an interview with the Wall Street Journal.
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At the same time, he's meant to be a brilliant manipulator, seemingly inspired by the far-reaching mogul Ozymandias from Alan Moore's Watchmen, which Snyder adapted to film in 2009.
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Former president Barack Obama's Treasury secretary, Jack Lew, had again declined to name China a currency manipulator last October, arguing its reduced global current account surplus was a positive development.
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He also has said he would label China a currency manipulator, overhaul the North American Free Trade Agreement and potentially pull the United States out of the World Trade Organization.
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A local currency trader said concerns over the report had "completely eased" after U.S. President Trump said in a media interview that China would not be named a currency manipulator.
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What they can't model is the fallout if a major trade agreement is summarily ripped up, or if Trump follows through on campaign threats to declare China a currency manipulator.
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On the campaign trail Mr Trump railed against the US's $300bn annual trade deficit with Beijing and threatened to impose tariffs on Chinese goods and label China a currency manipulator.
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Commentators have tried to cast Mr. Trump as a master manipulator, using his supporters to carry him to the White House but having no real interest in improving their lives.
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In a wide-ranging interview with The Wall Street Journal, Trump changed his stance on the Export-Import Bank, Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen and labeling China a currency manipulator.
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But the Treasury Department declined to label China a currency manipulator in its twice-yearly report on foreign exchange, released Friday, despite the president's repeated campaign promises to do so.
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Seemingly in total disregard of China's fragile economic position and of its importance to the global economy, Trump keeps branding China as a currency manipulator intent on cheapening its currency.
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Master manipulator of sounds Kieran Hebden, aka Four Tet, has made clear his love of pop music, refashioning tracks by artists such as Justin Timberlake and Sia for the dancefloor.
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Days later, China let its currency slide past the key 7 per dollar level for the first time since the global financial crisis, and Washington labelled it a currency manipulator.
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How it works: Under a 2015 law, in order to be a currency manipulator, a country needs to spend 2% of GDP on currency manipulation over a 12-month period.
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Days later, China let its currency slide past the key 7 per dollar level for the first time since the global financial crisis, and Washington labeled it a currency manipulator.
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China being labeled a currency manipulator now is unlikely to have that effect, however, given that many in the international community will view the Trump administration's move as politically motivated.
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Adding to the positive mood around trade, Bloomberg reported the Trump administration planned to lift its designation of China as a currency manipulator, according to people familiar with the matter.
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In his first months in office, Mr. Trump was surprised by the opposition to his plan to label China a currency manipulator, always a popular line on the campaign trail.
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The Treasury Department determines if a country should be labeled a currency manipulator based on bilateral trade deficits and signs that another country is depressing the value of its currency.
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That was implicitly acknowledged in a Treasury Department report last week that declined to name China a "currency manipulator," as Mr. Trump often argued it was on the campaign trail.
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Last week the globalists appeared to be winning when the administration decided not to formally designate China a currency manipulator, despite Mr. Trump's vow to do so during the campaign.
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China was labeled a currency manipulator in August after it let the yuan slide past the key 20.1 per dollar level for the first time since the global financial crisis.
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Mnuchin formally declared China a currency manipulator last month after the yuan weakened against the dollar, accusing Beijing of reducing the strength of its currency to gain a trade advantage.
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It was the hackers who were pushing the device to become more like the creativity augmenter, the knowledge manipulator that Steve Jobs's idol Alan Kay originally imagined mobile computing to be.
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Former Fed chief Ben Bernanke said on Monday that President-elect Donald Trump calling China a currency manipulator doesn't "fit with reality," and warned about the dangers of a trade war.
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OPINION: Why Trump should strike a deal on North Korea Trump has not followed through on campaign threats to label China a currency manipulator or impose steep tariffs on Chinese imports.
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They are also facing off against a Republican President who might be considered the master manipulator, a leader totally comfortable in the chaotic and fragmented environment of the modern news media.
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The comment was in line with more neutral statements on the subject from Trump administration officials more recently after the president threatened during his campaign to declare China a currency manipulator.
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Trade concerns remerged after President Donald Trump last week threatened to slap 10% levies on the rest of $300 billion of Chinese imports and called China a currency manipulator on Monday.
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He has threatened to declare China a currency manipulator and force changes in U.S.-Chinese trade policy, which he says has led to the greatest theft of American jobs in history.
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Adding to the pressure, Trump has vowed to label China a currency manipulator on his first day in office, and has threatened to slap huge tariffs on imports of Chinese goods.
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Gone was the man who once excoriated Beijing for "raping our country" and who routinely vowed to slap a 45% tariff on Chinese imports while labeling the country a currency manipulator.
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Although Donald Trump has toned down his rhetoric since entering office in January, central bank officials fear Trump might push for a different way to declare big exporters a currency manipulator.
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"If China is labeled a currency manipulator on day one of the Trump presidency, dollar/yuan will remain a frontier for new skirmishes in the old 'currency war,'" the bank said.
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Investors waited for Washington's view on China in the U.S. Treasury's semiannual currency report due this week, after media reports last week that it has not labeled Beijing a currency manipulator.
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Trump lambasted China throughout the U.S. election campaign, drumming up headlines with his pledges to slap 45 percent tariffs on imported Chinese goods and to label the country a currency manipulator.
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China's central bank has firmly rejected the U.S. Treasury's designation of Beijing as a currency manipulator, saying the accusation has "seriously" undermined the international financial order and risked further market turmoil.
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It's not totally clear why Cupid transformed in such a way, but our guess is that it's easier to forgive an emotional manipulator when he looks like a sweet little baby.
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South Korea's finance minister said on Friday the possibility of the United States branding South Korea a currency manipulator could not be ruled out, if the United States changes its criteria.
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In the Treasury's most recent review in October, China met only one of three criteria set down by the United States before it can label the communist country a currency manipulator.
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After determining a country is a manipulator, the Treasury is required to demand special talks aimed at correcting an undervalued currency, with penalties such as exclusion from U.S. government procurement contracts.
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" Clary's parents, Alice and Angelo, released a statement via their attorney, Michael Avenatti, ahead of the interview, claiming their daughter has "suffered severe mental abuse" living with "a manipulator and sociopath.
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When Reddit user GLASYSmusic posted a video to /r/videos testing out a voice manipulator, it's safe to say he didn't bet on T-Pain seeing it and asking to collaborate.
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In the time between the release of his last LP Manipulator and this week's Emotional Mugger, Segall has released two EPs, a live album, and an LP of T-Rex covers.
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He promised, then, to label China a currency manipulator if he won but has since backed off the threat, partly because they are no longer intervening to keep their currency low.
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Today, Gülen functions in Erdoğan's rhetoric in much the same way Leon Trotsky did in Joseph Stalin's: as a traitor and manipulator who can be blamed for everything that goes wrong.
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"We do not expect the U.S. to label (South Korea) as a currency manipulator, but we cannot be certain for now," Kim Dong-yeon said in a press conference in Sejong.
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But having labelled China a currency manipulator, Trump has continued to strike a firm tone towards Beijing and his protectionist rhetoric is beginning to play a larger role in investors' thinking.
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While serving in the White House, he garnered an infamous reputation as a puppet master pulling the strings in the Oval Office, earning the moniker "The Great Manipulator" from Time magazine.
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All you need to know about Lee for the purpose of this recap is that he is a master manipulator and openly relishes winding up the other men in the house.
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In October, the U.S. Treasury refrained from naming China or any other trade partner as a currency manipulator as it relied on import tariffs to cut a trade deficit with China.
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Trump has long promised to label China a currency manipulator, which opens the country to potential international penalties, accusing Beijing of devaluing its currency to gain an unfair edge in trade.
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Despite Trump's ire, the Treasury Department declined to label China a currency manipulator until Monday evening, after the yuan-to-dollar exchange rate fell to a low of 2628-to-28503.
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A U.S. Treasury spokesman confirmed that the Treasury Department's semi-annual report on currency practices of major trading partners, due out later this week, will not name China a currency manipulator.
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U.S. President Donald Trump had campaigned on a promise to confront China more aggressively on trade, including by levying new tariffs on goods from abroad and branding China a currency manipulator.
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He has promised to pick up the phone and order his Treasury secretary to label China a currency manipulator, and to tell his commerce secretary to begin identifying foreign trade abuses.
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" Ms. Gordon-Reed said she loved the show and Daveed Diggs's depiction of Jefferson as a Cab Calloway-like showman and overt manipulator, which she called "so wrong it's almost right.
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Hong told reporters it is "unlikely" that South Korea will be designated a currency manipulator, adding that Washington was aware of the basis on which Seoul had conducted past currency interventions.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - The White House's decision to brand Beijing a currency manipulator is the latest move in a conflict riven by miscommunication, unrealistic expectations and no obvious way out.
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All talk on currency manipulation: Donald Trump promised to label China a currency manipulator on day one of his administration, but the president has steered clear of the issue since inauguration.
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Even if they don't, the $18 trillion United States economy will most likely be O.K. Mr. Trump has said he will instruct his Treasury secretary to declare China a currency manipulator.
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That master manipulator took advantage of his title, he abused me, and when I found the strength to talk about what had happened I was ignored and my voice was silenced.
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I've been thinking a lot about boyd's speech lately, but the particular media manipulator who has me thinking about it presents unique problems, and the dynamics surrounding him defy her solutions.
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It took roughly five hours for a team of eight glaziers and two men working a hydraulic manipulator equipped with gigantic suction cups to move the mammoth glass pieces into place.
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Mr. Spielberg is a master of popular culture whose forbears include Alfred Hitchcock (the arch-manipulator) and Walt Disney (the apostle of childhood innocence, but no less manipulative for all that).
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In August, the Treasury Department formally labeled China a currency manipulator after Beijing allowed its currency to weaken — a decline that many economists said was done in line with market forces.
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There is no doubt that even though the depreciation of the yuan reflects market forces, the NTC would be inclined to label China a currency manipulator under the proposed rule change.
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The US decision to lift China's currency manipulator status is a "most precise and definitive" de-escalation of trade tensions to date, said Stephen Innes, chief Asia market strategist at AxiTrader.
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He attacked its trade policies, accused China of stealing American jobs, threatened to label it a currency manipulator, and blamed it for a pair of massive hacks into U.S. government databases.
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Trump labeled China a currency manipulator last August, after PBOC allowed the yuan to weaken past the key 543-per-dollar level for the first time in more than a decade.
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It was smooth sailing in Asia; MSCI's world stocks index set a new record high after reassuring Chinese data and Washington had said it no longer deemed Beijing a currency manipulator.
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A sustained trade surplus of more than $20 billion against the United States is one of three criteria used by the U.S. Treasury to designate another country as a currency manipulator.
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The administration has already labeled China a currency manipulator, accusing Beijing of intentionally lowering the value of the renminbi, the official name for the currency, to help make its exports cheaper.
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In her relatively short and wholly vivid life, Diana was many things — naïve victim; media-savvy manipulator; loving mother; fashion icon; lost soul; compassionate charity campaigner; femme fatale — take your pick.
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