People's Bank of China

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The People's Bank of China is the central bank of the People's Republic of China and conducts monetary policy for the renminbi system. It manages currency issuance, reserves, financial-system liquidity and major payment arrangements, and it uses a range of instruments to guide credit and exchange-rate conditions. The institution serves mainland China's monetary jurisdiction; Hong Kong and Macao operate separate currency frameworks under their own monetary authorities. It is not the renminbi currency itself.

China's Silver Dragon Coin Wins 2026 Coin of the Year Award

The 2026 Coin of the Year ceremony in Pittsburgh recognized ten outstanding coins for artistry and innovation, with China's silver 10 yuan Dragon coin taking the top honor for the first time in the award's history

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People's Bank of China Slows Yuan Gains but Maintains Upward Path

The People's Bank of China is moderating the pace of the Yuan's appreciation against the US Dollar, but analysts expect the Chinese currency to continue strengthening gradually through 2027, supported by robust export inflows and policy guidance

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Chinese Yuan Strengthens as Exporters and Policy Shift Outlook

The Chinese yuan has quietly become one of Asia's stronger currencies in 2026, with the USD/CNY rate nearing 6.72 and major banks now forecasting further appreciation. Exporter flows and policy signals are reshaping expectations for the year ahead

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PBOC Signals Yuan Strength With Firmer USD/CNY Reference Rate

China's central bank set a stronger USD/CNY reference rate while holding lending rates steady, signaling a cautious approach to Yuan appreciation and ongoing policy support for the domestic economy

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Pound Sterling Climbs Against Dollar as US Yields Slide

The British Pound reached a new August high versus the US Dollar after a sharp drop in US Treasury yields, while its performance against other major currencies remained mixed, reflecting diverging economic signals and central bank expectations

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Pound Sterling Holds Near 1.35 as UK Growth Data Fails to Convince

Sterling remains close to 1.35 against the US dollar after UK GDP growth outpaces expectations, but uneven gains and cautious market sentiment highlight ongoing risks from inflation, energy prices, and global economic uncertainty

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BRICS Weigh Cross-Border Payment Links and Digital Currency Integration

BRICS countries are considering ways to connect their fast payment systems and central bank digital currencies, aiming to lower cross-border transaction costs and improve efficiency for businesses and consumers

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Deutsche Bank to Clear Renminbi Payments Directly in Europe

China has appointed Deutsche Bank as the first European renminbi clearing bank, giving European businesses and financial institutions direct access to China's onshore payment and settlement systems for cross-border transactions

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Asian Currencies Hold Steady as Dollar Gains on Geopolitical Risks

Major Asian currencies traded in tight ranges as investors weighed uncertainty over Iran negotiations and awaited key U.S. jobs data, with the U.S. dollar benefiting from its safe-haven status amid rising Treasury yields

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History of the Chinese Yuan: From Ancient Coinage to the Modern Renminbi

The Chinese yuan stands at the end of one of the world’s longest monetary histories, stretching from cowrie shells and bronze cash coins to paper money, silver dollars and the modern renminbi. This detailed guide explains the reforms, political crises and monetary institutions that shaped China’s currency, including the creation of the RMB in 1948, the 1955 redenomination and the development of the digital yuan.

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