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ReutersBEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese official media on Monday welcomed the relatively mild line on the yuan currency from a G7 meeting as vindication for its policies, while continuing to pillory "Buy American" provisions in U.S. rescue plans.
Chinese government officials have so far avoided public comment on the Group of Seven industrialized nations meeting on the weekend that praised "China's fiscal measures and continued commitment to move to a more flexible exchange rate."
The statement from the meeting in Rome was mild compared with a G7 statement in October that "encouraged" China to allow the yuan currency to appreciate.
Against the U.S. dollar, the yuan has recently been trading about even with levels seen in October.
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