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Week of 7th - 11th AUGUST 2023 9 August 2023 Wednesday On August 9th, two high-impact announcements are scheduled: China CPI y/y New Zealand Inflation Expectations q/q China CPI y/y In June, China experienced a slide into deflationary territory as consumer prices remained flat...

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New facts of the slowdown in Chinese economy In this review, we suggest considering the personal composite instrument (PCI) “&CNHJPY”. It reflects the price dynamics of the Chinese yuan against the Japanese yen. Will the CNHJPY fall? Such dynamics are observed in case of the weakening of the...

The Chinese yuan can react to results of trade negotiations and statistics The tough position of US President Donald Trump on reducing the trade deficit with China may have a negative impact on the yuan exchange rate. Will the USDCNH rise? Such dynamics indicate the weakening of the Chinese...

China may increase US corn purchases The cost of cereal crops slightly increased at the end of the regular round of US-China trade negotiations. Will corn prices rise? It is supposed that China will increase imports of US goods, including soybeans and corn. However, the parties have not...

The US and China can remove part of the mutual restrictions in foreign trade The leaders of the United States and China will negotiate at the G20 summit. Among other things, they will discuss issues of US soybean imports to China. Will SOYB prices rise? In April of the current year, China...

Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index increases on the eve of the G20 summit. Will the HK50 continue to rise? The G20 summit will be held in Argentina from November 30 to December 1, 2018. It is expected that during the meeting, US President Donald Trump and China’s President Xi Jinping will talk about...

Lower pig supply in China bullish for LHOG Spread of African swine fever in China negatively affects supply of pigs in the world’s largest pork consumption market. Will the LHOG continue rising? The African swine fever is still a problem in China after the first reported case in August in...

Possible Chinese imports decline bearish for soybean prices China plans to lower soybeans imports by reducing soybeans use for feed. Will the soybeans price continue declining? China plans to lower soybeans imports by reducing soybeans use as an animal feed. China’s Feed Industry Association...

There are many segments of the global economy that are inter-related, concerned with the strength of the Chinese economy. We do get weekly snippets of statistics which supposedly are an accurate portrayal of economic activity, but can we rely upon those numbers, and do they give us a complete...

The Japanese yen advanced today against most major currencies as China set conditions for their aid to the indebted nations of the European Union. http://www.topforexnews.com/2011/09/14/yen-gains-as-china-imposes-conditions-on-help-to-europe/

Forex Broker—- Bank of China released data yesterday as follows: Until the end of June, China’s national forex reserve amounted to 2.4543 trillion US dollars, 15.5% up. Chinese forex reserve increased 7.2 billion US dollars in the second quarter this year, 170.7 billion US dollars less...

China’s foreign-exchange reserves are surging again, helping the Obama administration sell unprecedented amounts of debt as it seeks to drag the world’s biggest economy out of a recession. Stockpiles of currency rose by a record $178 billion in the second quarter to top $2 trillion for the...

China is stockpiling commodities such as copper and iron ore as part of a reallocation of its sovereign wealth amid concern that the value of its dollar assets may decline, according to the Royal Bank of Canada. “It’s part of an overall desire to decrease its exposure to dollar assets,” said...

Global central banks risk inflation, currency devaluation and a “big consolidation” in bond markets by pumping cash into their economies, the People’s Bank of China said in its quarterly monetary policy report. The Federal Reserve and the Bank of England this year started quantitative easing...

U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner’s call for China to loosen restrictions on its currency was criticized by economists and policy makers at the World Economic Forum. Allowing the yuan to strengthen would be “economic suicide” amid an economic slump, Stephen Roach, Morgan Stanley’s Asia...