Trading was thin on Monday morning, but market players expect it to pick up over time along with the gradual expansion of the yuan’s use in global markets. “This morning those banks trading yuan against Australian and Canadian dollars calculated on the basis of the central bank’s mid-point and real time movements of the two foreign currencies against the dollar in global markets,” said a trader at a European bank in Shanghai. “The PBOC has so far still been pricing the fixing of other currencies based on the yuan’s near peg versus the US dollar.”
布林肯结束访华离京 多细节引关注
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美国国务卿布林肯24日抵达中国,开启他10个月来第二次对华访问。尽管在他行前有美国官员表示,现在的情况与一年前 […]...
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