
The yuan slid to a seven-year low after the People's Bank of China lowered its reference rate for a seventh consecutive trading day. The decline came as the dollar extended its post-election rally to a one-year high.
A persistently weaker yuan raises the dollar cost of Chinese imports and signals policy tolerance for depreciation, which can weigh on demand for U.S. feed commodities and support a stronger dollar.
Após 398 eventos altista de macro passados, Yuan chinês (CNY por USD) subiu em mediana +0,0% em 5 sessões (56% de alta; metade central de -0,3% a +0,5%), e +0,0% em 20.
Após 2.356 eventos altista de macro passados, Dólar americano (amplo) subiu em mediana +0,2% em 5 sessões (60% de alta; metade central de -0,3% a +0,7%), e +0,4% em 20.
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Same-day report of the yuan sliding to a seven-year low after the PBOC lowered its reference rate for a seventh straight day, directly describing the 14 Nov move via policy-driven currency weakness and dollar strength.
On Nov 14 the yuan hit a seven-year low as the PBOC lowered its reference rate for a seventh straight day and the dollar extended its rally, directly contributing to the end-of-window move.
The post-election dollar rally extended to a one-year high on 11/14 as the yuan fell, showing broad dollar strength.