China

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Nov 2026
PBoC nudges USD/CNY fix higher as central bank balances growth and exchange-rate stability

PBoC set USD/CNY parity at 6.7168, pursuing stability, growth, reforms, using repos, MLF, FX intervention, RRR.

6

Nov 2026
European Bank Sees Better Risk-Reward in China Equities After Correction, Backs Onshore Tech

European bank strategists see Chinese equities’ risk-reward improving post-correction, favoring onshore tech, large caps, options.

4

Nov 2026
China’s services PMI slips to 50.8 in October, signalling slower sector growth

China’s services PMI eased to 50.8 in October, signaling slower growth above expansion threshold, markets watch.

4

Nov 2026
PBoC raises foreign-currency reserve rule to curb yuan strength; UOB flags USD/CNY rebound

PBOC lifts FX reserve ratio to curb yuan gains; analysts foresee USD/CNY uptick, traders reposition.

4

Nov 2026
China Reopens Market Support Toolkit as CSI 300 Slumps and PBoC Tightens Yuan Controls

China revives market support as CSI 300 plunges; PBoC injects liquidity and tightens FX rules, yuan.

3

Nov 2026
Singapore bank strategists see steady yuan gains, USD/CNY at 6.46 by end-2027

Singapore bank strategists see gradual yuan gains through 2027, aided by firm PBOC fixings, despite downside risks.

2

Nov 2026
China’s October PMIs slip into contraction, weighing on Australian dollar

China’s manufacturing PMI fell to 49.3 in October, signaling contraction; non-manufacturing dipped, pressuring AUD/USD slightly.

2

Nov 2026
Australian dollar slips as risk aversion lifts US dollar; focus shifts to China PMI and RBA decision

AUD/USD slips near 0.7025 as risk aversion boosts dollar; traders eye China PMI and RBA decision.

31

Oct 2026
China non-manufacturing PMI dips into contraction, raising downside hedging demand across commodities and Asia equities

China’s non-manufacturing PMI fell to 49.7 in October, signaling contraction and prompting defensive hedging across commodities.

31

Oct 2026
China’s Manufacturing PMI Slips to 49.3, Raising Pressure for Further Policy Support

China’s October NBS PMI slipped to 49.3, signaling contraction and pressuring commodities, AUD, and Asian derivatives.

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