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  • February 27 2026
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    China’s central bank moves to slow renminbi’s advance
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  • February 25 2026
    EU-China relations
    Merz urges Xi to reset trade relations
    German chancellor calls on Beijing to appreciate currency, cut subsidies and reduce industrial ‘overcapacity’
    Friedrich Merz and Xi Jinping shake hands, with German and Chinese flags in the background.
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