China's yuan rose against the U.S. dollar Thursday, after the central bank guided the yuan unexpectedly stronger via a daily reference rate in a bid to curb recent selling pressure on its currency amid renewed concerns about the country's economic outlook and capital outflows.Below is the one-day chart and the three-month chart. I added a line on the three-month to show today's gain.
..."The PBOC may want to use the stronger fixing to boost international investors' confidence in the yuan and China's economy, especially as worries about capital flight are growing again," said a trader with a foreign bank in Shanghai.
...Offshore, one-year dollar-yuan nondeliverable forwards rose to 6.3460/6.3510 from 6.3315/6.3415 late Wednesday, and implying a 0.7% decline by the yuan against the dollar over the next year.
Philly Fed: State Coincident Indexes Increased in 44 States in March
(3-Month Basis)
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From the Philly Fed:
The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia has released the coincident
indexes for the 50 states for March 2024. Over the past three mo...
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