While the administration has not specified what that step would be, currency experts say China could link the yuan's value to a group of currencies from other countries, not just the dollar, or it could create a band within which the currency could trade.
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Washington rejects third call for probe of yuan peg
SANCTIONS The Bush administration refused the latest petition to challenge China's currency policy, saying there are better ways to achieve a flexible exchange rate
AP , WASHINGTON
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