“That’s a new layer of concern in China that needs to be watched closely,” said Rodrigo Catril, a currency strategist at National Australia Bank , of the protests.
In an attempt to bolster China’s slowing economy – which has struggled under its stringent COVID restrictions – the nation’s central bank said on Friday that it would cut the reserve requirement ratio for banks by 25 basis points , effective from Dec. 5. “Companies are currently facing weaker retail sales from a higher number of COVID cases and falling home prices from unfinished home projects.”The Japanese yen edged about 0.1 percent lower to 139.27 per dollar.The latest developments in China have put a pause on the U.S. dollar’s decline, which had been softening over the past few weeks on hopes that the Federal Reserve would soon slow its pace of rate hikes – a view that was supported by the Fed’s November meeting minutes released last week.
Overall, however, it remains on track for a monthly decline of nearly 5 percent, the largest in 12 years as investors latched on to the signs of a turn in the Fed’s hawkish policy stance.
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