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Robust economic recovery after virus pandemic fuels Chinese currency’s rapid appreciation to highest in 2 years
Array of economic and political factors points to a continued rise in the Chinese currency
China’s central bank moves to make it easier to buy foreign currencies
Markets buoyed by economic recovery and possible Biden US election win
Foreign investors abandon caution to snap up Chinese debt with encouragement of central bank in Beijing
Sharp rebound in China’s currency a clear warning the greenback is likely to weaken
Preliminary US-China deal and higher bond yields attract investors
Recent renminbi rally underscores shift in the economic balance from west to east
Grand Duchy has become a preferred destination for funds investing into China
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Renminbi rises past important 7 to the dollar mark against backdrop of soaring shares
Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global markets
Weakness in Chinese currency could ripple across other emerging economies
Proposals shed light on Beijing’s growing push to digitise the renminbi
Muted reaction as agreement does little to address management of renminbi
The Chinese currency has rebounded as tensions between Washington and Beijing thaw
Easing trade tension underpins Asia stocks but CSI 300 stalls near two-year highs
Reversal of Trump’s controversial move last year ends major source of irritation for Beijing
Renminbi erases the heavy losses it sustained in August that unnerved global investors
Tensions with the US have cooled and a ‘phase one’ trade deal is expected this month
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