What does it mean by Stronger Yuan?

What does it means by that? does that means Yuan currency would go up and US Currency would go down?

need ur help... thanks

Basically, yes. A strong Yuan would mean the Yuan, relative to whatever other currency it's compared to, is stronger (goes up). Sometimes it's compared to several currencies.

If a currency appreciates it means that you have to pay more units of a foreign currency (USD for example) for one yuan in this case.

The problem here is undervalued RMB and as a consequence, increased Chinese export.

For example: you go to China and you get 10 RMBs for a Euro as it's undervalued (let's say you'd get 5 normally) and you can buy more goods and bring them home.

thanks... so is that good or bad for the US economy? and why?

A strong Yuan means that Chinese goods are more expensive in terms of dollars. That means that competitive nations' goods will be relatively cheaper, and manufacturing for those producers might improve if the trend continues.

In theory, it's good for US manufacturing. In practice, for most products, there are plenty of other nations ready to pick up the slack. So the affects will be mostly muted, however traders might take it as a good sign for US producers and trade it accordingly.

I would assume that it would be good for the US simply because they have been the ones pushing for it.

Obama gets a lot of support from labor unions. If manufacturing goes overseas, there aren't a lot of unions left. Thus he pushes for a stronger Yuan in hopes of boosting US manufacturing.

The president of America with Ulterior motives - I'M SHOCKED