Bank of America Merrill Lynch says China’s policy-easing demands and capital outflow pressure will result in a continued fall in the value of the yuan. Photo: Shutterstock Bank of America Merrill Lynch says China’s policy-easing demands and capital outflow pressure will result in a continued fall in the value of the yuan. Photo: Shutterstock
Bank of America Merrill Lynch says China’s policy-easing demands and capital outflow pressure will result in a continued fall in the value of the yuan. Photo: Shutterstock
Xie Yu
Opinion

Opinion

Across The Border by Xie Yu

Current yuan depreciation is still liveable but could become insidious, warn analysts

As renminbi continues dropping, investment portfolios will need to be adjusted, most vulnerable would be the currencies of major exporters to China

Bank of America Merrill Lynch says China’s policy-easing demands and capital outflow pressure will result in a continued fall in the value of the yuan. Photo: Shutterstock Bank of America Merrill Lynch says China’s policy-easing demands and capital outflow pressure will result in a continued fall in the value of the yuan. Photo: Shutterstock
Bank of America Merrill Lynch says China’s policy-easing demands and capital outflow pressure will result in a continued fall in the value of the yuan. Photo: Shutterstock
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Xie Yu

Xie Yu

Xie Yu worked at the Post from 2015 until 2019. She was the chief China finance reporter, covering the economy and development of financial markets.