China's central bank set the yuan weaker at 6.8929 per dollar on April 3rd, marking a 0.07% depreciation from the previous session's reference rate of 6.8880 yuan, as the dollar-yuan exchange rate continues its upward trajectory.
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Yuan Weakens 0.07% - Fixed at 6.8929 Yuan
China's central bank set the yuan weaker at 6.8929 per dollar on April 3rd, marking a 0.07% depreciation from the previous session's reference rate of 6.8880 yuan, as the dollar-yuan exchange rate continues its upward trajectory.
China's central bank set the yuan reference rate at 6.8880 per dollar on April 2, marking a 0.21% appreciation from the previous session as the currency strengthened against the greenback in official fixing.
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Yuan Appreciates 0.21% in PBOC Fixing to 6.8880 Per Dollar
China's central bank set the yuan reference rate at 6.8880 per dollar on April 2, marking a 0.21% appreciation from the previous session as the currency strengthened against the greenback in official fixing.
China's central bank set the yuan reference rate at 6.9025 per dollar, marking a 0.24% appreciation from the previous session's 6.9081 yuan closing rate, as the PBOC continues to manage currency stability amid ongoing market dynamics.
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Yuan Appreciates 0.24% in PBOC Fixing to 6.9025 Per Dollar
China's central bank set the yuan reference rate at 6.9025 per dollar, marking a 0.24% appreciation from the previous session's 6.9081 yuan closing rate, as the PBOC continues to manage currency stability amid ongoing market dynamics.
China's central bank set the yuan weaker at 6.9223 per dollar on March 30, marking a 0.12% depreciation from the previous session's interbank closing rate of 6.9105 yuan, as the PBOC continues its managed currency policy amid global market volatility.
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Yuan Weakens 0.12% - Fixed at 6.9223 Yuan
China's central bank set the yuan weaker at 6.9223 per dollar on March 30, marking a 0.12% depreciation from the previous session's interbank closing rate of 6.9105 yuan, as the PBOC continues its managed currency policy amid global market volatility.
China's central bank set the yuan reference rate at 6.9141 per dollar on March 27, marking a 0.12% depreciation from the previous session's closing rate of 6.9041 yuan, reflecting continued weakness in the Chinese currency against the dollar.
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Yuan Weakens 0.12% to 6.9141 Per Dollar
China's central bank set the yuan reference rate at 6.9141 per dollar on March 27, marking a 0.12% depreciation from the previous session's closing rate of 6.9041 yuan, reflecting continued weakness in the Chinese currency against the dollar.
China's central bank set the yuan reference rate at 6.9056 per dollar on March 26, marking a 0.21% depreciation from the previous session's closing rate of 6.8977 yuan, reflecting continued weakness in the Chinese currency against the dollar.
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Yuan Weakens 0.21% to 6.9056 Per Dollar
China's central bank set the yuan reference rate at 6.9056 per dollar on March 26, marking a 0.21% depreciation from the previous session's closing rate of 6.8977 yuan, reflecting continued weakness in the Chinese currency against the dollar.
Yuan Appreciates 0.05% in PBOC Fixing to 6.8911 Per Dollar
People's Bank of China sets yuan reference rate at 6.8911 per dollar, marking 0.05% appreciation as currency strengthens against greenback in latest fixing
Yuan Weakens 0.21% - Fixed at 6.9041 Yuan
People's Bank of China sets weaker yuan fixing at 6.9041 per dollar, marking 0.21% depreciation from previous session's 6.8817 yuan close
China's central bank set the yuan reference rate at 6.8898 per dollar on March 20, marking a 0.11% appreciation from the previous session's 6.9013 yuan closing price in interbank trading.
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Yuan Appreciates 0.11% in PBOC Fixing to 6.8898 Per Dollar
China's central bank set the yuan reference rate at 6.8898 per dollar on March 20, marking a 0.11% appreciation from the previous session's 6.9013 yuan closing price in interbank trading.
China's central bank set the yuan reference rate at 6.9057 per dollar on March 16, marking a 0.07% depreciation from the previous session's 6.9030 yuan closing price, as the PBOC continues its managed currency policy amid ongoing market pressures.
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Yuan Weakens 0.07% - Fixed at 6.9057 Yuan
China's central bank set the yuan reference rate at 6.9057 per dollar on March 16, marking a 0.07% depreciation from the previous session's 6.9030 yuan closing price, as the PBOC continues its managed currency policy amid ongoing market pressures.
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