Renminbi (RMB)/Yuan Appreciation & Internationalization

GiantPanda

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Not sure this is a good news. If China switched half of trade from dollar to Yuan,forex reserves should fell not rise. Too much dollar reserve is a burden

No necessarily US dollars. China has started trading in local currencies of trade partners instead of the Dollar. Your Forex will raise as long as you have a surplus of exports to imports.
 

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Renminbi conference in Budapest focuses on Hungary-China financial cooperation

BUDAPEST, May 4 (Xinhua) -- The Budapest Renminbi Initiative Conference, an annual event aimed at promoting cross-border economic activity and broadening the range of investment and financing sources in Hungary, was held for the seventh time here on Thursday.
The participants focused on financial interconnectivity and a green transition, highlighting the opportunities of central banks in environmentally sustainable financial transformation and the role of the renminbi in the Central and Eastern European (CEE) region.
The conference was attended by high-ranking officials, bankers, economists and business leaders from Hungary, China and the rest of the world.

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Looks like Pakistan wants to put in long term contract to buy oil from Russia in Yuan. Now, this also has something to do with its dwindling USD reserves. Pakistan will end up needing to borrow a lot from China, but that's already happening, so it wouldn't be a major issue
 
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Looks like Pakistan wants to put in long term contract to buy oil from Russia in Yuan. Now, this also has something to do with its dwindling USD reserves. Pakistan will end up needing to borrow a lot from China, but that's already happening, so it wouldn't be a major issue

In addition to dwindling USD, RMB borrowing cost is also likely lower.

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