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Chinese Yuan (CNY)

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December 23, 2020
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Definition – What does Chinese Yuan (CNY) mean?

The Chinese yuan (CNY) is the official currency of China. Unlike the currencies of countries of comparable economic size, the yuan remains pegged to a basket of currencies.

The yuan is also known as the Chinese Renminbi.

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The yuan was formerly pegged to the USD. In 2005, China bowed somewhat to international pressure and allowed the yuan to fluctuate in a narrow band against a basket of currencies that still includes the USD. However, as a function of these policies, China can theoretically end up importing inflation if one or a number of these currencies begin to inflate their currencies in hard economic times.

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