TOKYO -- The yuan has depreciated to the lowest level in a decade against the euro, setting the stage for low-cost Chinese goods to flood the European market and create trade frictions between the two sides.
Depreciated currency could trigger inflow of low-cost Chinese imports into Europe

The Chinese yuan has weakened along with the U.S. dollar, while the euro has gained strength this year. (Photos by Akira Kodaka)
TOKYO -- The yuan has depreciated to the lowest level in a decade against the euro, setting the stage for low-cost Chinese goods to flood the European market and create trade frictions between the two sides.