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China's yuan held steady on Friday, with the offshore market posting light gains against the dollar as investors watched for signs of an economic bottom. Industrial profits grew for a second month in September, and monetary easing expectations rose after new stimulus measures.
Stable currency conditions limit near-term changes in the cost of Chinese imports of feed inputs. Rising easing expectations could later widen the yield gap and pressure the yuan.
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