Sentences with phrase «devaluing yuan»

These policy moves generated significant visibility, as some market observers asserted that devaluing the yuan would prompt Chinese market participants to put their funds into bitcoin as a store of value.

This offers the PBOC good cover to continue devaluing the yuan and should help increase volumes on Chinese bitcoin exchanges.

In mid August PBoC stunned the world by Devaluing Yuan — three times against the US Dollar to fix the peg at 6.3306.

Chang said Trump's assertion that China is devaluing the yuan is incorrect because Chinese policymakers are actually intervening to boost the currency to prevent capital flight.

Over the past few weeks, there has been a lot of talk about the Chinese government devaluing the yuan.

Investors have largely been privy to the drivers of the summer flu infecting the markets: slowing growth in China, the People's Bank of China devaluing the yuan, and a seemingly confused Federal Reserve here at home.

I don't know anything about China devaluing the yuan.

A move by the Chinese government to devalue the yuan on Tuesday has raised questions about a tangible slowdown in the country's economy that could lead to impacted earnings for companies like Aliababa.

The businessman and former reality star has often claimed that China regularly devalues the yuan as a means of facilitating its exports, and analysts are expecting things to get worse once Trump takes office.

«China could be forced to devalue the yuan even more, should its economy falter, and the equity markets are dealing with the prospect of a weaker yuan amplifying the negative impact from a sluggish Chinese economy,» said Eiji Kinouchi, chief technical analyst at Daiwa Securities in Tokyo.

In an effort to stimulate the economy and grow consumer demand, the Chinese government has introduced new capital controls and devalued the yuan over the past few months.

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PBoC has devalued the Yuan further and it is felt that they will let it devalue to a level of 7.00 Yuan to a US Dollar.

Investors around the world were taken by surprise on Tuesday after the People's Bank of China (PBoC) devalued the yuan by almost 2 percent against the U.S. dollar, causing the currency to suffer its biggest fall in over two decades.

In August 2015, the country devalued the yuan by 2 % against the dollar twice within a two - day period.

Most recently, on May 27, the value of a single bitcoin surged to a 20 - month high of around $ 480.00 on the back of stronger demand from China, where the devalued yuan has sent investors looking for more control over their currency.

The rupee lost another 48 paise against the US dollar to Rs 64.67, its weakest level since September 2013, due to appreciation of the dollar overseas after China unexpectedly devalued the yuan for the...

One of the reasons why China may ban exchanges is because Chinese people started using Bitcoin to move money outside the country — a move that could devalue Yuan in the long run and create disorder in the financial system.

China has devalued the Yuan and the economy is under pressure.

Not exact matches

When the Chinese yuan is devalued, it costs a Chinese consumer more in the local currency to buy an American product or service since each yuan now buys fewer dollars.

China's decision on Tuesday to devalue its currency, the yuan, by 1.9 % resulted in chaos.

Hoffman also commented on the recent surprise move by the Chinese central bank to devalue its currency, the yuan.

While a weaker yuan looked inevitable to Trinh, the central bank's decision to devalue the currency on Tuesday took markets by surprise — sparking a selloff in global equities and emerging - market currencies.

In the latter half of 2015 especially, bitcoin trading activity from China began to pick up as the yuan devalued, pushing investors toward bitcoin as a way to move assets outside the country.

According to CoinDesk, prices have pushed up 50 % from the 1st of January, and two key drivers were, at least according to market observers, uncertainty in China (where the yuan has been devalued) and Europe (where the UK voted to leave the EU in an event known as the «Brexit»).

the rand drop 26 percent in response to the Chinese yuan devaluing by a mere 2 percent.

The People's Bank of China (PBOC) sharply devalued the Chinese yuan in August 2015.

early twice last week, and further devaluing of the Yuan being very likely, it will be hard to get rid of those assets at a decent price.

According to Patrick Dugan from Omni Foundation, for every one percent that the yuan devalues, the cryptocurrency adds 10 - 15 percent, Cointelegraph writes.

In the Bitcoin news today... Interest rate HIKE expected in the USA and a breakout of the dollar — Fantastic time to buy Bitcoin with your dollars while in China, the Yuan continues to devalue — No wonder Chinese investors are BUYING BITCOIN!