By Brian Love
PARIS, June 21 (Reuters) – G20 leaders are likely to remain divided over how to balance the global economy at their summit in Canada this weekend, despite China’s decision to let its currency trade more freely.
Beijing’s abolition of the yuan’s 23-month-old peg against the U.S. dollar, announced on Saturday, may partially ease tensions at the meeting by clearing the way for appreciation of the Chinese currency in the long term.
