Carry on living dangerously.

The article is about the value of the Chinese yen, the most undervalued currency in the world. At the 2007 G7 meeting of finance ministers, Europe wants to do something to push the value of yen up so it will feel some of the dollar's decline, but from a U.S. finance view, the yen's weakness reflects China's low interest rates and a fragile economy. Japan's low rates may be holding down the yen, and the lower it slides, the greater the chance of a rebound.