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The offshore yuan held around 6.69 per dollar on Friday, remaining at its strongest level since July 2022 as China accelerates efforts to establish the currency as a global player. Beijing is broadening the range of available investment products and financial instruments, including derivatives and hedging tools, while easing access to dim sum and panda bond issuance. Progress also includes expanding offshore-yuan investment options, deepening yuan-based financing, and strengthening cross-border clearing and settlement infrastructure. Meanwhile, caution lingered over persistent China-EU trade tensions as the bloc considers new powers to restrict access to its single market and assesses import data for potential surges, a preliminary step toward imposing quotas on additional goods. China has warned of retaliation against any new EU trade measures or discriminatory restrictions targeting Chinese companies or products beyond the hybrid vehicle export cap agreed last week.

Offshore Yuan Holds at Strongest Since 2022

The Hang Seng Index rose 0.9%, or 212 points, to 24,272 on Friday, recovering from the previous session’s losses as Asian equities rebounded following a selloff in technology and semiconductor stocks, with dip buyers stepping in amid easing concerns over global market volatility. Lower yields helped ease pressure on equities, while investors bought beaten-down shares following recent market volatility and tracking gains in Wall Street. The recovery in regional chipmakers also helped lift risk appetite, although uncertainty surrounding the sustainability of artificial intelligence spending continued to weigh on parts of the technology sector. Investors also awaited Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh’s comments for clues on the US interest-rate outlook. Hong Kong’s business confidence data was also due later in the day. Notable movers included Tencent (2.4%), Lenovo (1.7%), Xiaomi (1.8%), AIA (1.0%), and Z.AI Co. (3.3%).

Hong Kong Stocks Rebound as Asian Markets Recover

The New Zealand dollar rose to $0.562 on Friday, extending its rebound from an 18-month low, as the US dollar weakened amid falling Treasury yields. The greenback’s decline came despite strong inflation and spending data, which reinforced expectations that the Federal Reserve could continue raising interest rates. Hawkish remarks from RBNZ Chief Economist Paul Conway on Thursday also supported the kiwi. Conway said the late-October rate decision remains completely open and that the central bank continues to believe that an increase in the OCR is most likely, although the timing remains uncertain. Market attention now turns to next week’s third-quarter inflation data, which could provide fresh insight into the central bank’s policy direction. The report will be the final major data release before the RBNZ’s meeting on October 28. The kiwi has risen 0.3% this week, putting it on track to snap a seven-week losing streak.

New Zealand Dollar Extends Gains

The Shanghai Composite rose 0.4% to 3,722 on Friday, while the Shenzhen Component gained 0.6% to 11,891, with both indices rebounding from more than one-year lows hit in the previous session as investors took a breather after a prolonged selloff. Still, concerns over renewed China-EU trade tensions persisted as the bloc weighs new powers to restrict access to its single market and assesses import data for potential surges, a first step toward imposing quotas on additional goods. China has warned of retaliation against new EU trade measures or discriminatory restrictions targeting its companies or products beyond the hybrid vehicle export cap agreed last week. AI-related stocks led the rebound as selling pressure eased, including Cambricon Technologies (1.4%), Hygon Information Technology (1.1%), Zhongji Innolight (2.2%), Eoptolink Technology (2%) and Victory Giant Technology (1.1%). For the week, both indices remained on track for a fourth consecutive weekly decline.

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Offshore Yuan Holds at Strongest Since 2022

Hong Kong Stocks Rebound as Asian Markets Recover

New Zealand Dollar Extends Gains

China Stocks Rebound, Still Set for Weekly Decline

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日本 3か月の請求書オークション

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