China's recent FX measures have given markets a feast for thought and created new opportunities in FX markets as year-end approaches. There is still a lively debate about what the August 11 measures, and the FX interventions that followed, imply for the value of the yuan and for the current and future pace of economic activity.
Chinese growth seemed bearish relative to the consensus and therefore expected USD/CNH to rise above forwards.
"But the recent measures imply official acknowledgement that trend growth has finally been hit by the build-up in imbalances around an investment-manufacturing-led growth model that no longer can be sustained", says Barclays.


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