Sentences with phrase «yuan falling»

The PBOC's daily fixing for the yuan fell by 1.1 percent on Thursday, after declines of at least 1.6 percent the previous two days.

The yuan fell to a six - year low last Monday, and many are wondering if Beijing is «putting the currency back on a slow depreciation path.»

Spot yuan fell to 6.5956 to the dollar, its weakest since February 2011.

Investors in China have been using Bitcoin as a way to protect themselves should the yuan fall in value.

Not exact matches

Corporate debt in China exceeds 250 % of gross domestic product, and the government has put restrictions on international investment because the value of the yuan was falling so fast.

Earlier this month, Reuters calculations showed combined trust loans, entrusted loans and undiscounted bankers» acceptances — all common forms of shadow banking finance — fell to 107 billion yuan ($ 16 billion) in October from 396 billion yuan ($ 60 billion) in September.

The Chinese currency now has slipped about 3 % this week, and would have fallen more if the People's Bank of China hadn't resumed selling dollars to buy yuan.

As investors around the world ask what happens next, the forecasters who got it right say the yuan has further to fall.

China stocks fell and the yuan weakened Tuesday after Moody's lowered the credit rating for the world's second - largest economy.

Its operating expenses fell 0.69 percent from a year ago to 173.86 billion yuan in 2017, while net interest income rose 10.57 percent to 338.39 billion yuan over the period.

Already some of his comments have been blamed for the currency falling, most recently to two month lows against the Japanese yen, after he claimed the strength of the US dollar against China's yuan was «killing us».

But since bitcoin has become a store of value as a hedge against a falling yuan, the «digital gold» currency could continue on its upwards trajectory.

Some analysts seem to think that the fall of the Chinese yuan is responsible for this most recent rally.

The dollar may fall somewhat in reference tot he Yuan.

The opposite is true: they are trying to keep it from falling or are at least trying to slow down its descent with every trick in the book (every intermittent phase of yuan strength since the beginning of the decline was triggered by intervention).

Many investors have been moving money out of China as the value of the yuan has fallen amid an economic slowdown and financial market turmoil.

Today, prices on BTC China, the country's biggest Bitcoin trading platform, which had stood at more than 7,000 yuan (around US$ 1,100) each, fell by more than a third to an intra-day low of 4,523.12 yuan.

One variation of this is that a falling yen will «bring down'the Chinese yuan, the Hong Kong dollar and, in turn, a number of their competitors.

Yuan added, «We will promote the provision of secure exchange services,» noting that bitARG's service is scheduled to begin in fall 2018.

The onshore yuan, also called the renminbi, is constrained by a trading band: China's central bank, the People's Bank of China (PBOC), lets the yuan spot rate rise or fall a maximum of 2 percent against the dollar, relative to the official fixing rate, which is set daily.

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.

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1 63 million Second World War 20C (Christians et al and Communists vs. Christians et al, Nazi - Pagan and «Shintoists») 2 40 million Mao Zedong (mostly famine) 20C (Communism) 40 million Genghis Khan 13C (Shamanism or Tengriism) 4 27 million British India (mostly famine) 19C (Anglican) 5 25 million Fall of the Ming Dynasty 17C (Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, Chinese folk religion) 6 20 million Taiping Rebellion 19C (Confucianism, Buddhism and Chinese folk religion vs. a form of Christianity) 20 million Joseph Stalin 20C (Communism vs. Christianity et al) 8 19 million Mideast Slave Trade 7C - 19C (Islam) 9 17 million Timur Lenk 14C - 15C 10 16 million Atlantic Slave Trade 15C - 19C (Christianity) 11 15 million First World War 20C (Christians vs. Christians) 15 million Conquest of the Americas 15C - 19C (Christians vs pagans) 13 13 million Muslim Conquest of India 11C - 18C 14 10 million An Lushan Revolt 8C 10 million Xin Dynasty 1C 16 9 million Russian Civil War 20C (Christians vs Communists) 17 8 million Fall of Rome 5C (Pagans vs Pagans) 8 million Congo Free State 19C - 20C 19 7 1/2 million Thirty Years War 17C (Christians vs Christians) 7 1/2 million Fall of the Yuan Dynasty 14C

Rank Death Toll Cause Centuries 1 63 million Second World War 20C 2 40 million Mao Zedong (mostly famine) 20C 40 million Genghis Khan 13C 4 27 million British India (mostly famine) 19C 5 25 million Fall of the Ming Dynasty 17C 6 20 million Taiping Rebellion 19C 20 million Joseph Stalin 20C 8 19 million Mideast Slave Trade 7C - 19C 9 17 million Timur Lenk 14C - 15C 10 16 million Atlantic Slave Trade 15C - 19C 11 15 million First World War 20C 15 million Conquest of the Americas 15C - 19C 13 13 million Muslim Conquest of India 11C - 18C 14 10 million An Lushan Revolt 8C 10 million Xin Dynasty 1C 16 9 million Russian Civil War 20C 17 8 million Fall of Rome 5C 8 million Congo Free State 19C - 20C 19 7 1/2 million Thirty Years War 17C 7 1/2 million Fall of the Yuan Dynasty 14C

1 63 million Second World War 20C (Christians et al and Communists vs. Christians et al, Nazi - Pagan and «Shintoists») 2 40 million Mao Zedong (mostly famine) 20C (Communism) 40 million Genghis Khan 13C (Shamanism or Tengriism) 4 27 million British India (mostly famine) 19C (Anglican) 5 25 million Fall of the Ming Dynasty 17C (Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, Chinese folk religion) 6 20 million Taiping Rebellion 19C (Confucianism, Buddhism and Chinese folk religion vs. a form of Christianity) 20 million Joseph Stalin 20C 8 19 million Mideast Slave Trade 7C - 19C (Islam) 9 17 million Timur Lenk 14C - 15C 10 16 million Atlantic Slave Trade 15C - 19C (Christianity) 11 15 million First World War 20C (Christians vs. Christians) 15 million Conquest of the Americas 15C - 19C (Christians) 13 13 million Muslim Conquest of India 11C - 18C 14 10 million An Lushan Revolt 8C 10 million Xin Dynasty 1C 16 9 million Russian Civil War 20C (Christians vs Communists) 17 8 million Fall of Rome 5C (Pagans) 8 million Congo Free State 19C - 20C (Christians) 19 7 1/2 million Thirty Years War 17C (Christians vs Christians) 7 1/2 million Fall of the Yuan Dynasty 14C

1 63 million Second World War 20C (Christians and Communists vs. Christians, Nazi - Pagans and «Shintoists») 2 40 million Mao Zedong (mostly famine) 20C (Communists / atheists) 40 million Genghis Khan 13C (Shamanism or Tengriism) 4 27 million British India (mostly famine) 19C (Anglican) 5 25 million Fall of the Ming Dynasty 17C (Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism, Chinese folk religion) 6 20 million Taiping Rebellion 19C (Confucianism, Buddhism and Chinese folk religion vs. a form of Christianity) 20 million Joseph Stalin 20C (Communists / atheists) 8 19 million Mideast Slave Trade 7C - 19C (Islam) 9 17 million Timur Lenk 14C - 15C 10 16 million Atlantic Slave Trade 15C - 19C (Christianity) 11 15 million First World War 20C (Christians vs. Christians) 15 million Conquest of the Americas 15C - 19C (Christians) 13 13 million Muslim Conquest of India 11C - 18C 14 10 million An Lushan Revolt 8C 10 million Xin Dynasty 1C 16 9 million Russian Civil War 20C (Christians vs Communists / atheists) 17 8 million Fall of Rome 5C (Pagans vs Pagans) 8 million Congo Free State 19C - 20C (Christians vs Pagans) 19 7 1/2 million Thirty Years War 17C (Christians vs Christians) 7 1/2 million Fall of the Yuan Dynasty 14C

1 63 million Second World War 20C 2 40 million Mao Zedong (mostly famine) 20C 40 million Genghis Khan 13C 4 27 million British India (mostly famine) 19C 5 25 million Fall of the Ming Dynasty 17C 6 20 million Taiping Rebellion 19C 20 million Joseph Stalin 20C 8 19 million Mideast Slave Trade 7C - 19C 9 17 million Timur Lenk 14C - 15C 10 16 million Atlantic Slave Trade 15C - 19C 11 15 million First World War 20C 15 million Conquest of the Americas 15C - 19C 13 13 million Muslim Conquest of India 11C - 18C 14 10 million An Lushan Revolt 8C 10 million Xin Dynasty 1C 16 9 million Russian Civil War 20C 17 8 million Fall of Rome 5C 8 million Congo Free State 19C - 20C 19 7 1/2 million Thirty Years War 17C 7 1/2 million Fall of the Yuan Dynasty 14C»

10) Is anyone else concerned that the Yuan is falling relative to the US Dollar?

Their August losses, coming as fear about China's falling stock market and yuan devaluation hit world markets, suggest that many other hedge funds will also show heavy losses for the month, and even the year.

Falling US$ when (US govt impotence, China revalues yuan, Fed starts the printing presses again, zero interest rate policy for x years) = Gold rises = Commodities rise = US stocks on sale (especially one's with global exposure) = US exports rise = US profits rise = inflation rises.

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For example, in January 2017, when the yuan's price fell, investors flocked to Bitcoin to protect their wealth.

Market - watchers offered theories ranging from the falling price of the yuan, to the media hoopla around a supposed unmasking of Satoshi Nakamoto by two prominent technology publications, to an abundance of positive newsflow around the blocksize debate.

«It's pretty simple in my view... A domestic Chinese investor is faced with falling yuan, falling commodity prices and falling real estate prices.

The CoinDesk Chinese Yuan Bitcoin Price Index (CNY BPI), introduced on 26th March, has observed similar declines, falling from ¥ 3,603 at 13:00 GMT on 26th March to a low of ¥ 2,849 at 23:00 GMT on 27th March.

(Cryptos are a popular way for mainland investors to diversify away from a volatile yuan, which fell to more than eight - year lows against the dollar in 2016.)

But since bitcoin has become a store of value as a hedge against a falling yuan, the «digital gold» currency could continue on its upwards trajectory.

With the U.S. dollar gaining strength and the U.S. Federal Reserve set to hike interest rates throughout the year — which will lend another boost to the «Greenback» — the yuan's continued free fall in relation to the dollar may push the Bitcoin price up at an even higher rate than we saw in 2016.

BitcoinWisdom shows that China - based exchange OKCoin experienced a more aggressive fall in price, crashing from around 3,600 yuan to 3,100 and below from 10:30 am GMT to 11:00 am GMT.

The fall of the Chinese yuan in January drove many investors to seek better opportunities, including cryptocurrencies.

A Western spread sometime this fall, following a domestic commercial debut on September 28, is of course not out of the question, and it's worth highlighting there's an even cheaper configuration in the pipeline, with 4 GB RAM and 32 GB non-expandable storage (as opposed to 64), priced at 1,800 Yuan, or $ 270.

China's falling currency, the yuan, may push up the Bitcoin price, which had a fantastic 2016, rising past the $ 1,000 mark.

More Chinese investors are buying Bitcoin to use as a hedge against the falling Yuan.