France and China will discuss potential reform of the international monetary system when President Hu Jintao arrives in Paris for a three-day state visit, which comes on the eve of France's presidency of the G20 group of leading nations. Nicolas Sarkozy, Mr Hu's counterpart, is keen to establish a common understanding on issues that will be raised during France's leadership of the G20, which begins on November 13.
Mr Hu will also travel to Portugal on Saturday, following comments last week that China was looking favourably on the purchase of Portuguese government bonds, as Lisbon struggles to manage its fiscal crisis. The move follows similar signals towards bond purchases in Greece, which received an international bail-out earlier this year.
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