China FX regulator says cross border flow has been stabilising in April; notes March FX settlement was CNY 244.8bln (prev. 383.3bln)

The announcement from the China FX regulator suggests an improvement in cross-border capital flows, indicating a stabilization in the yuan's position.

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The notable decrease in March's FX settlements may imply earlier stresses but now appears to be normalizing, which could alleviate concerns about capital flight. Traders should monitor yuan dynamics and potential implications for broader market sentiment, particularly in emerging markets and related currency pairs.

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