Yuan renminbi - Revision history

imported>Doug Williamson: Classify page.

2022-03-26T07:57:27Z

Classify page.

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	* [[Petroyuan]]		* [[Petroyuan]]
	* [[The RMB takes centre stage: the internationalisation journey]]		* [[The RMB takes centre stage: the internationalisation journey]]

			[[Category:The_business_context]]
			[[Category:Financial_products_and_markets]]

2017-04-11T09:26:53Z

Link with Petroyuan page.

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
			* [[CNY]]
	* [[Currency]]		* [[Currency]]
	* [[Dim sum bond]]		* [[Dim sum bond]]
	* [[Offshore]]		* [[Offshore]]
	* [[Onshore]]		* [[Onshore]]
	* [[~~CNY~~]]		* [[Petroyuan]]
	* [[The RMB takes centre stage: the internationalisation journey]]		* [[The RMB takes centre stage: the internationalisation journey]]

2016-08-30T14:19:52Z

Add link.

2016-07-27T13:50:57Z

Added link

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	* [[Offshore]]		* [[Offshore]]
	* [[Onshore]]		* [[Onshore]]
			* [[CNY]]
	* [[The RMB takes centre stage: the internationalisation journey]]		* [[The RMB takes centre stage: the internationalisation journey]]

2016-07-20T12:55:28Z

Expand.

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	The yuan is a heavily regulated currency but as part of the process of internationalising the currency the Chinese authorities have allowed a market in offshore deposits to develop.		The yuan is a heavily regulated currency, but as part of the process of internationalising the currency the Chinese authorities have allowed a market in offshore deposits to develop.

	The currency traded offshore is known as the renminbi CNH whereas the onshore currency is known as the renminbi CNY. The CNH and CNY will tend to trade at different rates.		The currency traded offshore is known as the renminbi CNH whereas the onshore currency is known as the renminbi CNY. The CNH and CNY will tend to trade at different rates.
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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[Dim sum bond]]		* [[Dim sum bond]]
			* [[Offshore]]
			* [[Onshore]]
	* [[The RMB takes centre stage: the internationalisation journey]]		* [[The RMB takes centre stage: the internationalisation journey]]

2016-07-20T12:52:08Z

Layout.

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	The currency of the People's Republic of China (PROC).		The currency of the People's Republic of China (PROC).

	Commonly abbreviated to 'yuan' or to 'renminbi'.		Commonly abbreviated to 'yuan' or to 'renminbi'.

	More strictly, the full term 'yuan renminbi' is analogous to the term 'pound sterling': one yuan being one unit of the currency (like a pound) and renminbi being the currency itself (like sterling).
			More strictly, the full term 'yuan renminbi' is analogous to the term 'pound sterling':

			one yuan being one unit of the currency (like a pound) and renminbi being the currency itself (like sterling).

2015-11-12T14:42:09Z

Added link to Treasurer's Handbook

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	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[Dim sum bond]]		* [[Dim sum bond]]
			* [[The RMB takes centre stage: the internationalisation journey]]

2014-05-15T11:13:10Z

Spacing.

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	More strictly, the full term 'yuan renminbi' is analogous to the term 'pound sterling': one yuan being one unit of the currency (like a pound) and renminbi being the currency itself (like sterling).		More strictly, the full term 'yuan renminbi' is analogous to the term 'pound sterling': one yuan being one unit of the currency (like a pound) and renminbi being the currency itself (like sterling).


	The yuan is a heavily regulated currency but as part of the process of internationalising the currency the Chinese authorities have allowed a market in offshore deposits to develop.		The yuan is a heavily regulated currency but as part of the process of internationalising the currency the Chinese authorities have allowed a market in offshore deposits to develop.

2013-08-27T14:37:28Z

Spacing 27/8/13

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	More strictly, the full term 'yuan renminbi' is analogous to the term 'pound sterling': one yuan being one unit of the currency (like a pound) and renminbi being the currency itself (like sterling).		More strictly, the full term 'yuan renminbi' is analogous to the term 'pound sterling': one yuan being one unit of the currency (like a pound) and renminbi being the currency itself (like sterling).

	The yuan is a heavily regulated currency but as part of the process of internationalising the currency the Chinese authorities have allowed a market in offshore deposits to develop. The currency traded offshore is known as the renminbi CNH whereas the onshore currency is known as the renminbi CNY. The CNH and CNY will tend to trade at different rates. An external market for borrowing CNH has developed and is known as the “dim sum” market.		The yuan is a heavily regulated currency but as part of the process of internationalising the currency the Chinese authorities have allowed a market in offshore deposits to develop.

			The currency traded offshore is known as the renminbi CNH whereas the onshore currency is known as the renminbi CNY. The CNH and CNY will tend to trade at different rates.

			An external market for borrowing CNH has developed and is known as the “dim sum” market.


	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[Dim sum bond]]		* [[Dim sum bond]]

2013-06-10T08:49:10Z

Adding definitions of CNH and CNY

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	More strictly, the full term 'yuan renminbi' is analogous to the term 'pound sterling': one yuan being one unit of the currency (like a pound) and renminbi being the currency itself (like sterling).		More strictly, the full term 'yuan renminbi' is analogous to the term 'pound sterling': one yuan being one unit of the currency (like a pound) and renminbi being the currency itself (like sterling).

			The yuan is a heavily regulated currency but as part of the process of internationalising the currency the Chinese authorities have allowed a market in offshore deposits to develop. The currency traded offshore is known as the renminbi CNH whereas the onshore currency is known as the renminbi CNY. The CNH and CNY will tend to trade at different rates. An external market for borrowing CNH has developed and is known as the “dim sum” market.

	== See also ==		== See also ==
	* [[Dim sum bond]]		* [[Dim sum bond]]