(Bloomberg) The yuan has had a fine run but the tide may be turning, even if the People’s Bank of China doesn’t stand in the way.The currency could find it harder to climb from here as seasonal dividend payments from Hong Kong-listed Chinese firms are set to swell. The yuan is also likely to come under pressure as the dollar gets a boost from growing chatter about a reduction in Federal Reserve stimulus.The debate on the yuan’s outlook has focused on the PBOC’s role after the authorities rais
China is likely to open up a southbound leg for its Bond Connect in the second half of the year, giving mainland investors easy access to foreign bonds in Hong Kong.