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Theoretical research and practices have shown that a strong economic strength is the basis of a country’s currency internationalization; the key for the success of RMB internationalization lies in the pivotal international presence of China’s economy. However, it is currently faced with arduous structural adjustment tasks and complex international economic environment constraints. New problems and new risks have put continual pressure on sustained economic growth. How can we break the bottleneck of China’s economic sustainable development? The supply-side structural reform is the only way. Only by reconstructing the basis of Chinese economy’s sustained and efficient development through supply-side reforms will the internationalization of the RMB be able to proceed in a more firmly and longer manner.
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Ten-year cycle is an important basis for Gann analysis. Gann believes that the ten-year cycle can reproduce the market cycle. A new historical low and a new historical high are a decade away from each other. Any long-term rally or decline cannot last for more than three years, during which there must be three to six months of adjustment. Therefore, the ten-year cycle of the rally process is actually that in the first six years, there would be a top every three years and in the remaining last four years, it occurs the final top would appear (see Baidu Encyclopedia).
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International Monetary Institute. (2018). Supply-Side Structural Reforms Consolidate the Economic Foundation of RMB’s Internationalization. In: Monetary Institute, I. (eds) Currency Internationalization and Macro Financial Risk Control. Palgrave Macmillan, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-0698-3_8
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