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China's yuan replaces US dollar as most traded currency in Russia - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Economy

China's yuan replaces US dollar as most traded currency in Russia

Russia has deepened its ties with China since the February 2022 invasion prompted a break in relations with the West.

China Focus

China focuses on improving cross-border connectivity

China is signalling that it will continue to open its bond market: Guppy.
Expanding China's capital markets - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Currencies

China's capital markets could expand in the coming months. Here's why

The yuan recently jumped to its highest level relative to the US dollar since June 2018. What's the impact of this?
China’s outlook: Upside in the near term, but what of the long term? - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

China Focus

China's outlook: Upside in the near term, but what of the long term?

China is predicted to grow in the near term, but its long term looks uncertain.
How to make your own ‘five-year plan’ for investing in China - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Markets

How to make your own ‘five-year plan’ for investing in China

As global recovery sets in, can China keep its "first-in first-out" advantage.

Currencies

Yuan unlikely to strengthen despite China losing "currency manipulator" tag

The retention of tariffs and pressure from higher treasury yields are likely to limit the strength of the Chinese Yuan.
Despite debt concerns and geopolitical uncertainty, the Chinese economy is still alive and kicking - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global review

Despite debt concerns and geopolitical uncertainty, the Chinese economy is still alive and kicking

Will China be the carp that leaps across the dragon's gate in 2021?
MAS to enhance RMB liquidity through RMB25 mil initiative for banks - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Singapore economy

MAS to enhance RMB liquidity through RMB25 mil initiative for banks

With the introduction of the new initiative, MAS says it will discontinue the RMB5 billion MAS Overnight RMB Liquidity Facility.
Booming exports in Covid-19 crisis let China stomach stronger RMB - THE EDGE SINGAPORE

Global Economy

Booming exports in Covid-19 crisis let China stomach stronger RMB

China’s ability to export more goods means officials will be in no rush to rein in their strongest yuan in more than two years.

China Focus

Limbering up for China's yuan flexibility

China is keen for the yuan to become more widely used in global trade and investment.
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