The People's Bank of China's morning central parity rate against the dollar was set at 6.7074, the strongest yuan level since February 2023, and dollar-yuan trading opened at this level. The latest USDCNY and CNYJPY rates are also reported.
The People's Bank of China's morning central parity rate against the dollar was set at 6.7074, marking the strongest yuan level since February 2023. The yuan subsequently eased somewhat and has been trading in the 6.70 range. This article reviews the background to the yuan's appreciation and current levels based on the date and rates in question.
In recent dollar-yuan trading, USDCNY was trading around 6.7085, indicating that the yuan's strength was being maintained in intraday trading. Against the yen, the yuan's movements may have been affected by the dollar-yen rate amid a trend toward yen weakness, according to the article.
The related yen-denominated rate, CNYJPY, was shown at 22.911, having rebounded from yesterday's 22.788 and trading in the upper 22-yen range. The article says readers should monitor these movements as part of their daily view of market conditions.
The source was みんかぶFx, and the date and time were given as Wednesday, 9 September 2026, at 11:28. The article lists specific rates alongside the relevant time frame and presents the figures as the latest developments in the foreign exchange market.