By tredu.com • 7/14/2025
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On Monday, July 14, 2025, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) set the USD/CNY central reference rate at 7.1491, compared to 7.1475 from last week. The fixing was also lower than the 7.1744 estimate from Reuters, suggesting continued central bank intervention to keep the Yuan stable amid external pressures.
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The daily fix, which serves as the midpoint around which the Yuan can trade ±2%, reflects the PBOC’s cautious approach to prevent excessive volatility. The lower-than-expected fix may indicate an attempt to slow Yuan depreciation amid trade uncertainties and capital outflow risks.
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With ongoing US-China trade frictions and broad USD strength, forex markets are closely monitoring PBOC actions. Any deviation from expected parity levels can influence not only regional FX dynamics but also broader EM sentiment.
The PBOC’s latest move reflects a strategy of gradual Yuan flexibility while managing external shocks. Traders will continue to watch daily fixes for signs of further policy direction.
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