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China’s money-market rate had its biggest weekly gain since March on speculation cash supply will wane as the central bank drains capital. The yuan was steady.
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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 benchmark money-market rate dropped the most in a week on speculation capital inflows will increase as yuan appreciation quickens, boosting cash in the financial system.
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China’s yuan dropped after a Greek rating downgrade fueled concern the global recovery will stall, boosting demand for safer assets.
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China’s yuan was little changed on concern a slowdown in the U.S. economic recovery will prompt the central bank to decelerate appreciation to protect exports.
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China’s yuan rose toward a 17-year high on speculation policy makers will permit more gains to help contain inflation, which accelerated in all but one of the seven months through January.
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China’s yuan forwards declined by the most in two weeks after the Federal Reserve indicated it will probably end its bond-buying program this year.
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China’s yuan retreated from the upper limit of its trading band, reaching a one-week low, on speculation the central bank intervened to combat appreciation that hurts exporters.
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China may limit its purchases of U.S. Treasuries because the central bank has reduced its buying of dollars at home, according to a Chinese academic who has served as a government adviser.
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China’s slower-than-forecast cuts in banks’ reserve requirements show authorities are reluctant to shake their concern inflation will quicken, three months after Premier Wen Jiabao shifted priorities to boosting growth.
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