FX VOICE: Should ex-HKMA chief's call for currency re-peg be taken seriously?

Joseph Yam, the former head of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, suggested Hong Kong should review its currency peg to the dollar. The government has rebuked it but should we take Yam’s dramatic change of heart seriously? CT asks a series of experts their opinions.
FX VOICE: Should ex-HKMA chief's call for currency re-peg be taken seriously?
By Daniel Flatt
Jun 18, 2012
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Erik Lueth, senior regional economist, Royal Bank of Scotland:

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