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China's central parity rate for the yuan weakened 12 pips to 6.7168 per U.S. dollar on Friday. The fixing establishes the reference point for the daily trading band in China's spot foreign-exchange market.
A weaker yuan can increase the cost of dollar-denominated feed imports for Chinese buyers. The change was small, limiting the likely effect on commodity prices.
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