
The yuan rose against major currencies after May data showed stronger retail sales and new home prices, with USD/CNY falling about 0.35% to 6.89. Industrial output and fixed asset investment were softer than expected.
A firmer yuan on domestic consumption data signals steadier Chinese import capacity, but the move is routine currency commentary with limited direct impact on feed commodity prices.
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Yuan strengthened (USD/CNY down to about 6.89) on optimism about a Xi-Trump meeting and better retail sales and home price data, directly matching the fall in CNY per USD.