CNY continues to depreciate

Agshin Rafigoglu
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Baku. 25 October. REPORT.AZ/  The National Bank of China yesterday increased the USD rate from CNY 0.0052 to CNY 6.9409, Report informs citing TASS.

This is the highest rate since December 2016. 

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