BEIJING: In a business park near where the Missouri river empties into the Mississippi in the American mid-west, Troy Pohlman was giving his two cents’ worth on a topic foreign to most people in the region: the value of Chinese money.
The third-generation manufacturer of precision parts was talking about the yuan currency, saying he felt it was unfairly undervalued at its pegged rate of about 8.28 per US dollar and was hobbling American manufacturers.
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