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The yuan strengthened the most this year as Premier Li Keqiang pledged to come up with a plan this year that would allow investment capital to move more freely in and out of China.
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The yuan fell in Hong Kong’s offshore market by the most in 15 months and the onshore spot rate retreated from a 19-year high as China stepped up scrutiny of cash transfers from abroad.
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China’s yuan advanced to a 19-year high after the central bank set a record reference rate for the currency amid signs capital inflows are gathering pace.
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China’s yuan climbed to a 19-year high after the central bank set a record reference rate for the currency amid speculation of rising capital inflows.
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Chinese government bond yields are falling at the fastest pace this year relative to U.S. Treasuries as a slowing economy curbs inflation.
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Philippine bonds dropped, pushing yields to a four-month high, on speculation the central bank will halt interest-rate cuts on signs the economy is recovering. The peso strengthened.
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A shortage of yuan in Hong Kong caused deposit rates to double in four months and prompted Deutsche Bank AG to slash its forecast for Dim Sum bond sales.
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Elevators at the World Trade Center and Times Square made by Thyssenkrupp AG contain technology that a Schindler Holding AG unit said infringes one of its patents.
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Hong Kong hopes China will raise the 50 billion yuan ($7.8 billion) target for yuan-denominated bond sales by mainland companies next year and sees no signs of a crackdown on issuance, the city’s treasury secretary said.
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China’s stocks fell for a third day as a cash crunch weighed on equities after banks hoarded cash to meet year-end reserve-ratio requirements and Ping An Insurance (Group) Co. plunged on fundraising plans.
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