Chinese yuan strengthens against the ruble by 2%, while the dollar falls by 1.5%

Chinese yuan strengthens against the ruble by 2%, while the dollar falls by 1.5%
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Yesterday, Russian regulators discussed the possibility of replenishing reserves in yuan, as well as the renewal of the budget rule. A possible accumulation currency within the framework of the budget rule could be the yuan.

The Central Bank also continues to insist on increasing the circulation of the yuan in the country. Given the Central Bank's reluctance to buy the dollar and stabilize the exchange rate, there is a possibility that the Ministry of Finance and the Central Bank may support the yuan exchange rate.

However, it is still a long way to go to the levels of the SWE - at that time the yuan was fluctuating around 12-14 rubles per Chinese currency.