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Zhou Ailin

China

Writer at Yicai Global

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  • 1 week ago | yicaiglobal.com | Zhou Ailin

    (Yicai) April 17 -- A weaker US dollar has eased pressure on the Chinese yuan against the greenback, but analysts expect the yuan to continue a moderate decline against a basket of other major currencies, particularly the euro and Japanese yen, as reflected by the CFETS RMB Index, helping to underpin export competitiveness.

  • 1 week ago | yicaiglobal.com | Zhou Ailin

    (Yicai) April 15 -- The US’ BlackRock and other international asset management firms are shifting their focus in China to safer options such as secondary, or mixed, bond funds with fixed income assets to shield investors against the market volatility resulting from the US government’s new Reciprocal Tariffs. BlackRock has recently issued a secondary bond fund that combines stocks and bonds, thereby offering a more stable return, Yicai learned.

  • 4 weeks ago | yicaiglobal.com | Zhou Ailin

    (Yicai) March 27 -- Experts are not expecting a full recovery of the Chinese bond market because the forecast for solid first-quarter economic data will likely limit the positive impact of the country's new medium-term lending facility reform.

  • 1 month ago | yicaiglobal.com | Zhou Ailin

    (Yicai) March 6 -- The Chinese yuan advanced 500 basis points this week, performing remarkably well despite projections that it would weaken significantly after the US tariff hike was imposed on March 4. While the US dollar, which was expected to strengthen, was dragged down by concerns over the country's poor economic outlook. The offshore yuan was trading at 7.2586 to the US dollar as of 4.50 p.m. yesterday.

  • 1 month ago | yicaiglobal.com | Zhou Ailin

    (Yicai) March 4 -- Overseas investors’ interest in Chinese tech stocks has not waned, despite the turmoil caused by the US government's new tariffs and escalating geopolitical tensions, the head of Asia-Pacific internet and media at US financial services company Jefferies Group told Yicai. Even though the US’ ‘America First’ investment policy has caused stock prices to fluctuate, investors remain bullish on Chinese internet companies, said Thomas Chong, citing feedback from European clients.

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