Onshore yuan closes at 6.6724 per dollar, up 39 pips

A single session's modest firming, set against a Friday-night comparison rather than a prior same-day close, makes the move hard to read as a directional signal; the more telling detail is the $36.58 billion turnover, which suggests genuine two-way participation rather than thin, headline-driven drift. This matters chiefly for corporates and cross-border desks that price off the onshore fix and its liquidity, not for anyone reading one print as a trend. Whether the firmer tone holds across subsequent sessions, and whether volume stays at this level, is the open question.