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China's yuan set to have biggest annual loss since 1994

In 2016, the yuan has been pressured by worries about slowing Chinese economic growth

China's yuan set for steepest weekly loss since January

The yuan fell 0.05 per cent to 6.8121 per dollar as of 5:33 pm in Shanghai

China weakens yuan-dollar rate beyond landmark 6.8 level

Friday's yuan fix is the lowest since September 2010 and an analyst estimated it could still fall further

Chinese yuan set to be inducted into IMF currency basket

The yuan's inclusion could push central banks and sovereign funds to diversify further by increasing their yuan holdings

Yuan's inclusion in SDR basket marks important milestone: IMF

The inclusion also comes with responsibilities for China

China reserves at lowest since 2011 as PBOC supports Yuan

The reserves fell by $15.9 billion to $3.19 trillion in August

The yuan anniversary that really matters is 2005, not 2015

Back in July 2005, China broke a decade-long peg to the dollar. The anniversary attracted little attention but set the stage for China's emergence as an economic superpower

Chinese yuan strengthens

It strengthened 74 basis points to 6.6597 against the US dollar

Working to stabilise yuan, says PBOC

The yuan advanced 0.9%, the most since October, against a 13-currency trade-weighted basket in the 5 days through 22 July

Sovereign Schadenfreude

UK's currency pounding cracks door wider for yuan

Chinese yuan weakens against US dollar

Central parity rate of the yuan against the US dollar is based on a weighted average of prices

Yuan at 15-month low on speculation

Economists question the importance of market forces in fixing rates

Chinese yuan weakens to 6.49 against US dollar

In spot foreign exchange market, the yuan is allowed to rise or fall by 2% from the central parity rate each trading day.

China fixes yuan at four-week low despite pledge

China's central bank today fixed its central rate for the yuan currency at a four-week low, data showed, despite comments by chief Zhou Xiaochuan that there was no basis for further depreciation

Yuan it bad

M&A with Chinese characteristics comes up short