Brussels, 18/05/2005 (Agence Europe) - Making the Yuan exchange rate more flexible has been announced by Beijing on many occasions but diplomatic pressure for a position from the G7 has not been enough to get the Chinese authorities to come up with a precise calendar of reform. In a report to Congress, the US Treasury reaffirms its demands in the face of Chinese procrastination (and insists on a revaluation of the Chinese currency in the next six months). This biannual report on exchange...