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The Chinese government is preparing to announce in the coming days that it will allow its currency to strengthen slightly and vary more from day to day, a move being taken for domestic policy reasons in China but likely to please the Obama administration, people with knowledge of the emerging consensus in Beijing said on Thursday.

Yuan forwards rose the most in six weeks in Hong Kong after the New York Times reported that the government is “very close” to announcing a change in its currency policy. Twelve- month non-deliverable forwards gained 0.3 percent to 6.6205 per dollar as of 5:25 p.m. local time, reflecting bets the currency will strengthen 3 percent from its spot rate of 6.8238.