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A reality check for renminbi

The internationalisation of the renminbi is well underway

Currencies

3 things you need to know about the rise of China's renminbi as the world's reserve currency

SINGAPORE (July 12): Some 75 years ago, the Bretton Woods agreement was signed, making the US dollar the world’s reserve currency. But now, there is talk of an alternative: China’s renminbi.

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The US is driving demand for alternatives to its dollar hegemony

SINGAPORE (July 15): The ongoing diplomatic crisis between the US and its longstanding “special” ally, the UK, is not doing the former’s global reputation any favours, especially with its commander-in-chief’s approach towards foreign policy and in

Currencies

The US is driving demand for alternatives to its dollar hegemony

SINGAPORE (July 15): The ongoing diplomatic crisis between the US and its longstanding “special” ally, the UK, is not doing the former’s global reputation any favours, especially with its commander-in-chief’s approach towards foreign policy and in

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Currency swap

Seventy-five years after the Bretton Woods agreement was signed, making the US dollar the world’s reserve currency, there is talk of an alternative. The US’ weaponising of its currency may well accelerate the process.

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‘Star’ of China Aviation Oil to sustain group earnings in the medium-term

SINGAPORE (July 28): UOB Kay Hian is maintaining its “buy” call and target price of $2.26 for China Aviation Oil (CAO), leaving its 2017-2019 forecasts unchanged as the group yesterday delivered its 2Q results in line with expectations.

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Is it time to end the RMB midpoint fixes?

SINGAPORE (Jan 5): In the past two weeks, the People’s Bank of China’s (PBOC) daily USD-RMB midpoint fix has underestimated foreign exchange movements.

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Why buy China Aviation Oil? It takes two to contango

SINGAPORE (Jan 5): UOB Kay Hian is maintaining its “buy” call on China Aviation Oil (CAO) with a higher target price of $2.01 from $1.90 previously, raising its 2016 earnings estimates for CAO by 7.5% as it notes the oil market is now in contango and

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Liquidity curbs in China expected to have most impact on this stock

SINGAPORE (Dec 15): GLP, the owner and operator of modern warehousing facilities, could be most affected by the liquidity curbs introduced in China given that the latter accounts for over 56% of its NAV, says UOB Kay Hian in a Tuesday report.
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