The World Bank has urged China
to allow its currency to
strengthen in value, to
contain inflation and stop the
economy overheating. The
advice came as the Bank raised
its 2010 economic growth
forecast for China from 8.7
percent to 9.5 percent.
China has halted the
appreciation of its currency
since the global financial
crisis in late 2008, in a bid
to help exporters to tide over
a slump in international
trade.
