Chinese yuan
PBOC employs volatile renminbi fixing to manage Iran war fallout
The move signals that China is encouraging two-way fluctuations rather than backing a single direction
PBOC vows to support yuan stability as global volatility rises
China will not seek to gain an edge in trade by depreciating the yuan
China’s cheap money is shaking US$9.5 trillion global loan market
Chinese banks are expanding overseas lending amid weakening domestic credit demand
A crisis lurks as Asians bring money back home
Repatriation, or the ‘Sell America’ narrative, will be a key theme
What can China do to slow down its rising currency?
The renminbi has firmed about 2% so far in 2026
Chinese yuan’s longest weekly rally in more than a decade is set to extend into Chinese New Year
[BEIJING] The Chinese yuan, riding its longest weekly rally in more than a decade, is expected to strengthen further as exporters boost demand for the currency ahead of the Chinese New Year.
PBOC’s Pan reaffirms room for further easing to support growth
He says the central bank will use various monetary policy tools such as interest-rate cuts and reserve requirement ratio reductions
Renminbi climbs past 7 per US dollar onshore for first time since 2023
A stronger currency makes imports cheaper, and aids China authorities’ long-term goal of internationalising the currency
China’s renminbi climbs to 15-month high, overcoming weak PBOC fixing
On Dec 23, onshore yuan ends at 7.0287 per US dollar, while its offshore counterpart fetches 7.0181 at 4.30pm SGT
Why the push for a stronger renminbi won’t go away
With the US dollar likely to be soft for a few years, to hold the Chinese currency back would be to allow it to depreciate against other trading partners
