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    People's Bank of China rejects claims that the yuan is undervalued and commits to reporting foreign-exchange operations to the IMF

    Question

    People's Bank of China rejects claims that the yuan is undervalued and commits to reporting foreign-exchange operations to the IMF

    Direct answer

    The statement reinforces official resistance to competitive depreciation while greater IMF reporting improves transparency; the reserve decline may modestly pressure the yuan but valuation effects partly explain the move.

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    Market Ontology
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    2026-10-09
    Published
    2026-10-20
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    1 · 2026-10-20

    Cite as: Market Ontology, “People's Bank of China rejects claims that the yuan is undervalued and commits to reporting foreign-exchange operations to the IMF”, revision 1, evidence through 2026-10-09. https://marketontology.com/market-events/2026-10-09/people-s-bank-of-china-rejects-claims-that-the-yuan-is-undervalued-and-commits-t-5b32aa

    MACRO
    People's Bank of China rejects claims that the yuan is undervalued and commits to reporting foreign-exchange operations to the IMF
    The statement reinforces official resistance to competitive depreciation while greater IMF reporting improves transparency; the reserve decline may modestly pressure the yuan but valuation effects partly explain the move.
    USD/CNHCNY
    Impact
    59
    OCT 9
    SIG
    USD/CNHCNY
    People's Bank of China rejects claims that the yuan is undervalued and commits to reporting foreign-exchange operations to the IMF
    The statement reinforces official resistance to competitive depreciation while greater IMF reporting improves transparency; the reserve decline may modestly pressure the yuan but valuation effects partly explain the move.
    Impact
    The statement reinforces official resistance to competitive depreciation while greater IMF reporting improves transparency; the reserve decline may modestly pressure the yuan but valuation effects partly explain the move.
    Affected
    USD/CNHCNY
    Source facts

    How this development reaches the affected companies

    AssetExposure and channelDirectionEvidence
    USD/CNHThe PBoC's rejection of competitive devaluation supports yuan stability against the dollarDown1-5dThe central bank said it has no need or intent to gain competitive advantages through currency devaluation, while USD/CNH was little changed near 6.70
    CNYOfficial resistance to undervaluation claims reduces expectations of deliberate yuan weakeningUp1-5dThe PBoC attributed export strength to industrial competitiveness and rejected claims that the yuan is undervalued

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