The Chinese yuan is strengthening on Tuesday as the federal government continues to talk up the currency, despite bearish sentiment from foreign investors surrounding the world’s second-largest economy. As the US-China trade war escalates, there are fears that not only will the Chinese economy continue to spiral downwards, but also the global economy will contract.
The Chinese yuan is slumping against many major currencies at the end of the trading week. The yuan, which has plummeted in the wake of the escalation in the US-China trade war, rebounded on bullish economic data midweek but has since retreated on disappointing numbers.
The Chinese yuan declined against the US dollar today after almost all Chinese macroeconomic indicators released today missed expectations. The developments in the US-China trade negotiations were not good for the currency as well.
The Chinese yuan is cratering against several major currency rivals to start the trading week. After the US government unexpectedly raised tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods, Beijing responded by raising tariffs on $60 billion worth of American products.
The Chinese yuan is weakening against a basket of currencies midweek as global markets are still reeling from the incoming US tariff hikes on billions in Chinese imports. Beijing has promised it will retaliate, despite reportedly being closer to a new trade agreement. Investors are also combing through new trade data that surprised market forecasts.
The Chinese yuan traded broadly to kick off the trading week as the world’s second-largest economy finally received some positive economic news after more than a year of downbeat data and sentiment. Is China on the cusp of turning it around and kickstarting the economy?
The Chinese yuan is rallying at the end of the trading week, buoyed by better industrial output and continued stimulus by the federal government. Despite Beijing noting that economic growth is improving, analysts are still encouraging the government to maintain its interventionist policies – both monetary and fiscal.
The Chinese yuan is sliding against some of its most traded currency pairs on Monday. As the yuan weakens, there is a positive outlook for the Chinese economy on the market, particularly as Beijing confirming that it will continue to support its economy.
The Chinese yuan is weakening to start the trading week as new economic data suggests that the federal government’s stimulus program may finally be seeping into the economy. On Monday, a couple of new reports and forecasts suggest an improvement for the world’s second-largest economy in recent months after a brutal 2018. With the US-China trade war in its end days, the economy might finally kick into overdrive.
The Chinese yuan is trading lower against some of its currency rivals midweek. The world’s second-largest economy received a bit of renewed confidence this week as many analysts and investors are optimistic that Beijing could have a strong showing both this week and for the rest of 2019. Is China set to host the running of the bulls again?
