TREE NEWS reports: The offshore yuan (CNH) closed at 6.6927 per dollar in New York on Friday, breaking past its Sept. 21 close of 6.6929 and approaching the 6.6862 level last seen on July 8, 2022. The currency gained 108 pips versus Thursday’s New York close, trading between 6.7046 and 6.6918 during the session. CNH rose about 0.2% over the week.
Offshore Yuan Hits 6.6927 per Dollar, Strongest Since July 2022
AI take
The offshore yuan's push through a level last breached in September, and toward one not seen since mid-2022, matters less for the move itself than for where it sits: at the strong end of a multi-year range. That signals offshore positioning is leaning one way into the weekend, with the onshore fix and any official tolerance for further appreciation the obvious next markers. Whether the CNH can hold gains through thinner liquidity is the open question.
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