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China cut yuan forex risk reserve to 0% to slow its rise, weakening the currency and signaling stable, managed appreciation.
China’s central bank lowered the foreign exchange risk reserve requirement for forward trading from 20% to 0%, effective March 2, 2026, to cool the yuan’s rapid rise.
The move, reversing a 2022 measure aimed at curbing depreciation, makes it cheaper to bet against the yuan and helps businesses manage exchange rate risks.
The onshore yuan weakened to 6.86 per dollar after the announcement.
The PBOC maintained its daily fixing at 6.9228, signaling a desire to stabilize the currency’s pace of appreciation.
Officials stressed their commitment to a stable, balanced exchange rate, reflecting growing confidence in market resilience and a shift from defending the yuan to managing its strength.
China redujo la reserva de riesgo de divisas del yuan al 0% para frenar su aumento, debilitando la moneda y señalando una apreciación estable y administrada.