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  1. China's export surge impacts global markets.
  2. Strong exports are putting upward pressure on the yuan, leading authorities to manage currency appreciation and stimulus.

PBOC signals resistance to yuan strength and sets midpoint to slow appreciation, noting AUD as a proxy for Chinese growth.

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PBOC signals resistance to yuan strength and sets midpoint to slow appreciation, noting AUD as a proxy for Chinese growth.

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  1. PBOC expands policy intervention to support stocks and address slowing economic indicators.1 source
  2. PBOC actively manages yuan appreciation, signaling resistance to strength.1 source

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