Chinese authorities have unilaterally increased interest rates on dollar deposits in the country's banking system because the renminbi has grown too strong in relation to the US dollar. Companies now have no choice but to repatriate a portion of the dollar deposits they have accumulated due to their excessive trade surpluses, or else the foreign exchange risk will spiral out of control. The appreciation of the Japanese yen in the 2000s is similar to this phenomenon.
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