TOKYO -- China continues to pare its holdings of U.S. Treasurys, arousing market speculations over its motives. The country's stockpile of U.S. government debt hit the lowest level in 14 years at the end of August, with the pace of decline accelerating.
With the yuan at its lowest point against the dollar since 2007, Chinese monetary authorities seem eager to step in to support the country's currency.
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