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Yuan set to record biggest annual drop in value since 1994

The yuan is still inching closer to 7 per US dollar, quoted at 6.9493 and 6.9758 in the onshore and offshore markets, respectively, on Friday – the lowest levels in eight and a half years. Photo: AFP

Sichuan Coal in second bond default

Chinese coal firms have struggled as the country’s economic slowdown batters demand and Premier Li Keqiang vows to cut excess capacity in industry. Photo: AP

China’s forex market turnover surged in November

A man is seen at a currency exchange store in Hong Kong. Photo: Sam Tsang

Insurers and banks drag Hong Kong index lower

Hang Seng Index ends 0.8 per cent lower at 21,634
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Yuan trades flat despite reference rate cut

China’s foreign exchange reserves could drop below US$3 trillion in December, analysts say

China’s currency curbs merely ‘temporary’ to stem yuan’s outflow

People’s Bank of China governor Zhou Xiaochuan indicated that yuan flows will return to normal once the markets stabilise, HKMA’s chief Norman Chan said

Chinese firms cancel bond sales amid market turmoil

Photo: Reuters

New | China government bonds see record sell-off

A man walks past an advertisement promoting China's renminbi (RMB) or yuan, U.S. dollar and Euro exchange services at a foreign exchange store in Hong Kong. China’s government bonds tumbled by their daily allowable limits on Thursday after the US Fed foreshadowed three possible interest rate increases in 2017, one more than consensus. Photo: Reuters
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Yuan tumbles after hawkish US Fed rates statement

Hong Kong borrowing costs near to 8-year high

The facade of the Federal Reserve building in Washington, D.C. Photo: Bloomberg

China sovereign bonds see record sell-off

The People's Bank of China, pictured, had been tightening liquidity in the interbank market via open market operations since October. Photo: Reuters

Sinosteel agrees debt-to-equity swap plan

The SinoSteel headquarters in Beijing. Photo: AP

Yuan weakness fears dampen demand for China bonds

Photo: Reuters

Update | Hong Kong shares fall after Macau casinos hit hard

Hang Seng Index eases 0.44 per cent to close at 22760.94

Update | Stronger export figures take HK stocks higher

Traders rushed to buy in New York after Donald Trump won the United States presidential election. Photo: EPA

End of bonds’ bull run hits emerging markets hard

The yield on benchmark 10-year US Treasuries hit 2.39 on Tuesday after peaking at 2.45 per cent last week. Photo: © Steve Chenn/CORBIS

Surging yuan Hibor highlights tight liquidity

Operations by the PBOC have made it more costly to short the yuan traded in Hong Kong. Photo: Reuters

Yuan slips against the US dollar early Monday

The PBOC will likely confront further downside pressure on the yuan when the US$50,000 annual quota on yuan conversion refreshes in January. Photo: Reuters

Yuan likely to continue heading lower, albeit at a slower pace

The yuan has depreciated 4 per cent since a nationwide week-long holiday to mark the founding of modern China on October 1. Photo: Imaginechina

Update | China backflips on currency policy with move to stem yuan’s outflow

Renminbi remittances by China-domiciled companies will be capped at 30 per cent of their equity

Analysis | China’s borrowing costs surge, sending economy into cycle of implicit monetary tightening

Yuan deposits in Hong Kong down in October

Total deposits of Chinese yuan in Hong Kong in October dropped 0.4 per cent month on month in October compared with one month earlier,to 662 billion yuan. Photo: Reuters

Hong Kong eyes bond connect with mainland

Hong Kong’s ultra rich sees growth in population, assets

Household wealth in the city is expected to increase by 5.9 per cent every year in the next five years, says Credit Suisse. Photo: Felix Wong

Chinese commodity futures turmoil casts doubt on possible trading links

The wild price swings seen recently in commodities such as steel may have spooked overseas investors, analysts say. Photo: Reuters

‘What’s next?’ traders ask, after PBOC stays on the sidelines as yuan weakens past key level

Currency experts and traders are rethinking assumptions after the PBOC surprised the forex market by letting the yuan weaken beyond 6.8 per US dollar

Across The Border | China’s tightened rules on wealth management products having little effect

China’s bank regulators have proposed tighter rules on WMPs, which some suggest will create additional costs to banks at a time when profitability is already under pressure. Photo: Shutterstock

Yuan weakens after PBOC sets fixing below 6.8 for first time since 2010

The yuan is trading below the critical level of 6.8 against the dollar. Photo: Reuters

Hong Kong market closes down while China stocks enter bull territory, up 20pc since January

New | Chinese regulator bans futures brokers from providing margin financing

Investors look at stock prices at a securities exchange in Shanghai. Photo: AFP
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