China orders its banks to reduce US dollar purchases.
- China's central bank directed state-owned banks to curb US dollar purchases this week.
- Escalating US-China trade tensions and concerns about yuan depreciation prompted this action.
- The informal "window guidance" instructed banks to reduce dollar buying for their accounts and increase scrutiny of client orders.
- The yuan has decreased approximately 1.3% this month and traded near 7.35 per dollar.
- These measures signal the PBOC's commitment to financial market stability amid ongoing trade pressures.
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