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China sets yuan-dollar midpoint at 6.7298 on Oct. 13
China set the yuan’s central parity rate against the US dollar at 6.7298 on Oct.
13.
The rate is quoted as yuan per US dollar.
It was 15 basis points higher than the previous setting.
The announcement concerns the yuan-dollar exchange rate in China.
The reported figure is the central parity rate.
No further details or next steps were given.
China set the yuan’s central parity rate against the US dollar at 6.7298 on Oct. 13.
The rate was raised by 15 basis points.
China News Service reported the rate in its Oct. 13 headline.
The article text provided no further details.
- Who
- China set the midpoint rate.
- What
- The yuan-dollar midpoint was set at 6.7298, 15 basis points higher.
- When
- Oct. 13; the article was published in 2026.
- Where
- China.
- Why
- Not stated
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- Date
- Oct. 13, 2026
- Yuan-dollar midpoint
- 6.7298
- Change
- Raised by 15 basis points
- Source
- China News Service
Sources
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