Anya Andrianova
FX Reporter at Bloomberg News
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news.bloombergtax.com | Anya Andrianova
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news.bloomberglaw.com | Anya Andrianova
The dollar extended losses after its biggest plunge in three years, with the cost of hedging against further slides climbing to the highest since the Covid pandemic shuttered cities in early 2020. Broad weakness in the US currency extended into Asia trading Friday, after the Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index closed down 1.5% at the end of trading in New York Thursday. The yen jumped 1% against the greenback, while the euro soared as much as 1.6%. The Swiss franc, a traditional haven, also climbed.
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bloomberg.com | Ruth Carson |Anya Andrianova
The yuan’s fate is a clue to how Beijing plans to navigate a full-blown US trade war. (Bloomberg) -- China is likely to defy expectations from some on Wall Street of big yuan devaluations against the dollar, opting instead to only moderately weaken the managed currency, according to Allan von Mehren.
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Ruth Carson |Anya Andrianova
China is likely to defy expectations from some on Wall Street of big yuan devaluations against the dollar, opting instead to only moderately weaken the managed currency, according to Allan von Mehren. The chief analyst at Danske Bank — and Bloomberg’s top yuan forecaster last quarter — sees a risk of up to a 5% measured decline in the currency over six months as the US’s trade war with China worsens.
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Ruth Carson |Anya Andrianova
China is likely to defy expectations from some on Wall Street of big yuan devaluations against the dollar, opting instead to only moderately weaken the managed currency, according to Allan von Mehren. The chief analyst at Danske Bank — and Bloomberg’s top yuan forecaster last quarter — sees a risk of up to a 5% measured decline in the currency over six months as the US’s trade war with China worsens.
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