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To: Sun Tzu who wrote (10442)10/30/2020 11:02:20 AM
From: ItsAllCyclical  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 96624
 
Yes, but Dollar hasn't really rallied much the past month as markets have sold off. I agree it should and setup is finally there TA wise w/components for it to do so. Components are poised on a thin shelf of support that looks like it has the potential to fail in a big way.



To: Sun Tzu who wrote (10442)10/30/2020 11:42:49 AM
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a few months ago I was getting 7.1 yuan for the buck.
this morning, same buck, I get 6.715 yuan... a -5.4% less bang.
fxconvert.net

that hurts.. it computes I am poorer +US50 on each $1,000 transaction in just a matter of few months.

"Investors are increasingly pouring money into a post-coronavirus China.."
While the US Federal Reserve and central banks of other major economies are splashing out money
to protect economic activities and jobs, China is seeing a steady flow of funds into its bonds, stocks
and investment projects. This is allowing the People’s Bank of China to take a prudent monetary stance
and to keep its benchmark interest rate relatively high, which in turn is helping attract more capital inflows while
helping offset Washington’s attempts to decouple from China.
scmp.com

so much so for Chinese currency manipulation. I would say it all goes back to 'investment'.