Tag: yuan

Asian Stocks Halt Rally; Yuan Reaches 2024 Low: Markets Wrap

(Bloomberg) — Asian equities slipped as traders considered the sustainability of a tech-driven rally that’s pushed a key benchmark to a near two-year high. The offshore yuan weakened to the lowest this year. Most Read from Bloomberg Japanese and Chinese stocks led the weakness in regional equities. The MSCI Asia Pacific Index fell as much […]

China to kick off 1 trillion yuan stimulus bond issues this week

SHANGHAI/BEIJING (Reuters) -China’s finance ministry plans to start raising 1 trillion yuan ($138 billion) in long-awaited, long-term special treasury bonds this week to raise funds it will use to stimulate key sectors of its flagging economy. The finance ministry confirmed what four sources had told Reuters earlier on Monday that the 1 trillion yuan ($138.23 […]

Japanese Stocks Fall on Yen Support, Yuan Rebounds: Markets Wrap

(Bloomberg) — Japanese stocks declined as the yen rose after the country’s top currency official warned against speculative moves in the foreign-exchange market. The yuan climbed following signs of support from Chinese authorities. Most Read from Bloomberg Tokyo’s Topix index dropped over 1% Monday after recording its biggest weekly gain in two years. South Korea’s […]

China Holds Key Rate Steady as Yuan Limits Room for PBOC Moves

(Bloomberg) — China refrained from cutting a key policy interest rate as its central bank sought to shield the yuan from volatility, underscoring the challenges policymakers face as they try to manage economic risks and pressures from deflation. Most Read from Bloomberg The People’s Bank of China held the interest rate on its one-year policy […]

Analysis-How China talked markets out of a run on the yuan

SINGAPORE (Reuters) – In recent months, China has sought to stabilise the yuan by orchestrating buying by state banks and giving market guidance to bankers. The strategy of moral suasion marks a sharp break from Beijing’s approach the last time the currency was on the ropes, in 2015. Back then, the People’s Bank of China […]