A post by @FirstSquawk on X.
China’s central bank fixes the yuan reference rate at 6.7167 against the US dollar.
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China’s central bank set the yuan’s daily reference rate at 6.7167 per US dollar. The fixing is the official midpoint that anchors onshore trading, around which the currency may move within a permitted band. The level matters because it signals how Beijing wants the currency to trade against the dollar and feeds into import costs, dollar-denominated debt servicing and cross-border capital flows. Traders will watch the gap between the fix and market-implied rates, along with subsequent daily fixings, for signs of a shift in the central bank’s stance.
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People's Bank of China, Chinese yuan, US dollar