The Chinese yuan (RMB) has shown varied performance against major global currencies. According to Jin10, the USD/RMB rate increased by 48 points to 6.9007, indicating a depreciation of the yuan. Meanwhile, the EUR/RMB rate decreased by 166 points to 7.9402, and the GBP/RMB rate fell by 203 points to 9.2022. The AUD/RMB rate saw a significant drop of 370 points to 4.8788, and the CAD/RMB rate decreased by 111 points to 5.0544.
In contrast, the RMB appreciated against the Russian ruble, with the RMB/RUB rate rising by 502 points to 11.5506. The RMB also gained against the Malaysian ringgit, with the RMB/MYR rate increasing by 6.8 points to 0.56979. However, the JPY/RMB rate decreased by 55 points to 4.3284, and the CHF/RMB rate fell by 427 points to 8.7736. The SGD/RMB rate also saw a decline of 120 points to 5.3901.
These fluctuations reflect the ongoing volatility in the foreign exchange market, influenced by various economic factors and geopolitical developments.