The People's Bank of China (PBoC) fixed yuan at 6.3306 against against the dollar on Wednesday which is 1.6 percent weaker than on the level for the previous day. PBoC was aiming for a devaluation of around 2 percent total. The People's Bank of China told that that there is no any basis for continued yuan depreciation.
Some analytics mentioned "unnecessary political resistance" to the process of the yuan inclusion into the International Monetary Fund's Special Drawing Rights (SDR) basket, for example:
Goldman Sachs was talking about the following: "While more FX flexibility is likely helpful [for SDR inclusion], a sharp, government-engineered currency weakness against the dollar will likely create unnecessary political resistance to the process."
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