US Senate to Vote on China Currency Bill（在线收听）

The U.S. legislation is headed for a final vote in the Senate, which intended to push China to let the yuan appreciate further.

The bill called for tariffs on imports from countries with deliberately undervalued currencies.

A bipartisan majority that supports the legislation coming to a vote Tuesday evening says the move could put large numbers of Americans back to work.

In response, China says the bill will seriously affect the country's currency reforms and even lead to a trade war between the two economies.

For more on the issue, earlier I talked to Guwei, Columnist of Reuters Breakingviews based in Hong Kong.