Reuters
08 Oct 2026, 11:32 UTC · 5h ago
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The news is largely neutral as China's refusal to appreciate the yuan offsets European pressure to curb trade surpluses. While European policymakers seek a stronger yuan to limit export surges, the PBOC's stance suggests currency stability for Chinese exporters in the near term.
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European policymakers are calling for a stronger yuan to curb China's record trade surplus and export surge.
Newreported on Thursday
So whatForced appreciation would raise costs for Chinese exporters, potentially squeezing margins in Q4.
More negative than 95% of claims this week
China stated on Thursday that it has never pursued competitive depreciation of the yuan.
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Newreported on Thursday
So whatThe refusal to adjust the rate suggests the PBOC will maintain current currency levels through the next print.
More positive than 53% of claims this week
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