Yuan continues to rise, but very slowly. Despite the international political anger against the Chinese currency policy and, under fierce downward pressure the dollar, the Chinese authorities allow the yuan to rise only gradually. Night PBOC set the yuan at 6.6582, the highest level since July 2005, when an end peg to the dollar. On the futures market has grown twelve-month NDF by 0.3% to 6.4362, reflecting expectations that the yuan will rise to 3.4% next year. Despite the recent successes of the yuan against the dollar, other Asian currencies such as the Korean won, Singapore dollar and Thai baht, a growth of 6-7% against the Chinese currency since mid-year.
Prize for the renminbi in Hong Kong rose to 2.1%. They grow up amid expectations of inevitable future growth of the yuan, the difference in premiums between neofshornymi spot rate in Shanghai and the offshore courses in Hong Kong has continued to expand up to 2.1%. Last month, the average premium was at 0.5%.