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The Chinese currency - the yuan - is flirting with the 7 mark against ... But it's also because the Chinese economy is slowing down. It grew by 6.5% in the third quarter of this year - the slowest ...

China's currency ... forecast the yuan will weaken further. Oanda market strategist Edward Moya said continued yuan depreciation "should be expected" and we could "see another 5% before the ...

The People's Bank of China is building a yuan reserve with five other nations in collaboration ... have been attempting to develop a new reserve currency with other BRICS countries, Russian ...

I recently spoke with Logan Wright, who leads China market research at the Rhodium Group, about how to think about the next ...

If China were to experience currency problems, they wouldn't take the form of a Latin American style balance of payments crisis. With a massive trade surplus of $422.5 billion in 2017, China will ...

And China is also working to expand the yuan's role in digital currency and commodity trading. For the first nine months of last year, nearly 1.5 trillion-yuan worth of cross-border bulk commodity ...

with insiders saying that access to the Chinese currency was running dry, Reuters reported. Russia's ruble dropped nearly 5% against the yuan earlier this week, Reuters noted. The drop came ...

Use of the Chinese currency for cross ... total cross-border yuan payments and receipts increased 21.1 per cent year on year to 41.6 trillion yuan (US$5.9 trillion) between January and August.

Central banks are increasingly keen to hold China's yuan as a reserve currency, as the country's ... central banks are on average looking to hold 5.8% of their reserves in the yuan in 10 years ...

SINGAPORE--China’s yuan ... currency market has leapt to 40% to 45%, from less than 1% at the start of last year. Its share of world trade financing, according to SWIFT, has increased to 4.5% ...

This marks a significant milestone in China’s efforts to internationalise its currency. As of September 2023, the yuan accounted for 5.8% of international payments, up from 4.82% in August.