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Progress in developing digital renminbi aids quest to undermine global order based on US currency
Government adds record $10bn to investment scheme against backdrop of rising renminbi
A leading electronics contract manufacturer warns of the global chip shortage lasting until mid-2022
Beijing turns to measures not used since global financial crisis as currency strengthens
Strength of currency poses challenge as Beijing tries to maintain economic growth momentum
The Bank of England has united with the Treasury to explore the basis for a UK central bank digital currency, but will it also fairly address the downsides?
Beijing’s ambitions could spur acceptance of renminbi as main rival to US currency
Investors fear country’s post-Covid economic bounce will prompt withdrawal of stimulus
Moscow and Beijing have struggled to gain momentum in effort to forge closer trading ties
Renminbi’s future strength depends on cooling of US trade tensions and health of dollar
The FT's Hudson Lockett explains why China wants the RMB to be a global reserve currency
US equities had their worst day in months on Monday as spiking coronavirus cases hook investors
Chinese currency boosted by China’s economic recovery from Covid-19 after authorities successfully controlled the virus
Bonds, stocks and currency draw in buyers in a year when everything unexpectedly came together
Country’s economic recovery and higher interest rates lure investors into currency
Analysts anticipate additional gains with arrival of more predictable White House
With the US election result in the balance, renminbi bulls could find themselves confounded
Investors step up hedging activity to protect against sharp price swings
Robust economic recovery after virus pandemic fuels Chinese currency’s rapid appreciation to highest in 2 years
Array of economic and political factors points to a continued rise in the Chinese currency
China’s central bank moves to make it easier to buy foreign currencies
Markets buoyed by economic recovery and possible Biden US election win
Foreign investors abandon caution to snap up Chinese debt with encouragement of central bank in Beijing
Sharp rebound in China’s currency a clear warning the greenback is likely to weaken
Preliminary US-China deal and higher bond yields attract investors
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