On Friday (October 23), At The Close Of New York Trading (04:59 Beijing Time On Saturday), The Offshore Yuan (CNH) Was Quoted At 6.6690 Against The US Dollar, Approaching The Final Quotes Of 6.6687 On June 15, 2022, 6.6557 On June 3, 2022, 6.6223 On May 4, 2022, And 6.5868 On April 27, 2022. This Represents A Gain Of 37 Points From Thursday's New York Close, With Intraday Trading Generally Between 6.6746 And 6.6686. This Week, The Offshore Yuan Has Appreciated By Approximately 170 Points, A Gain Of About 0.26%

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