Country: CN | Published: 2026-09-19
Chinese markets are riding a currency tailwind, with the yuan climbing to its strongest level since mid-2022 on the central bank's continued firm fixings and solid export inflows.
Chinese markets are riding a currency tailwind, with the yuan climbing to its strongest level since mid-2022 on the central bank's continued firm fixings and solid export inflows. Domestic fundamentals look steady, with loan rates expected to hold for a sixteenth straight month and fiscal revenue growing through August. Geopolitics remains the wildcard, as tariff talks on US LNG ahead of the upcoming leaders' meeting and ongoing tech and defense headlines keep the trade narrative in focus.