China's central bank not seeking yuan depreciation
Currency has lost more than 5% since mid-June and 7% since mid-April; downward pressures to continue as headwinds build
Beijing
AS the yuan weakens amid the escalating trade row with its main trading partner, the Chinese government is unlikely to let its currency depreciate much more, analysts said.
The yuan has lost more than 5 per cent since mid-June and 7 per cent since mid-April and downward pressures are to continue as headwinds build in the Chinese economy.
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