(Reuters) - Charles Collyns, deputy director of the IMF's research department, said China needed to rely more on monetary policy in order to rebalance its economy and sustain the rapid growth rates recorded in recent years.
"Allowing the exchange rate to appreciate more quickly would provide more room for monetary policy to operate in a timely fashion," Collyns said in a statement issued at a news conference.
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