On Tuesday (November 3), At The Close Of Trading In New York (04:59 Beijing Time On Wednesday), The Offshore Yuan (CNH) Was Quoted At 6.6701 Against The US Dollar, A Pullback Of 225 Points From Monday's New York Close, Trading Within A Range Of 6.6452-6.6756 During The Day. On The Daily Chart, The Offshore Yuan Has Retreated From Its Intraday High Of 6.6426, The Highest Level Since June 6, 2022 (a High Of 6.6362 On That Day And 6.6170 The Previous Day)

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