PBOC Anyone?

PBOC stands for People’s Bank of China and they are the central bank of the China and they have now lowered their currency reference rate for a fifth day which represents the longest such streak in their history. The reductions are due to a cash short squeeze in China which points to a potentially much bigger problem which will impact other economies as well as currencies.

All commodity currencies will be under pressure as a result of that as evident in the AUDUSD which has collapsed to multi-year lows and moves further away from parity. The global economy looks shaky and not as strong as most are led to believe and forex traders have made big adjustments in their currency holdings.

Does anyone trade the Yuan?

} ‘Isn’t it known as the Renmimbi? (RMB)’

‘That’s a denomination of the Yuan.’ {

} ‘Could ask the local Chinese restaurant if they have some spare notes.’

‘Would it be better than the exchange rate you’d get at the airport?’ {

} ‘Dunno. Might get a free fortune cookie, tho.’

‘So, which overseas territory might the Yuan start trading in first then?’ {

} ‘Ask HSBC.’

Thanks for displaying your complete ignorance to the rest of the forum. Always good to have a forum jester.

} ‘No ignorance displayed, Bear.’

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‘Good luck.’ {