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Yuan Erases Year’s Gains Against Dollar While PBOC Steps Aside
Bloomberg 2 hrs ago
China’s yuan is hurting after months of standing tall against the dollar.
In March, the currency gave up all its 2021 gains and then some. There are signs a short-term retreat may be starting as the drivers that lifted the yuan last year a quicker economic rebound from the pandemic and investors seeking yields get eroded, dimming the currency’s appeal.
Investors flooded into Chinese bond markets in 2020, boosting yuan usage and furthering China’s ambitions to internationalize its currency. But, a spike in Treasury yields is now cutting into the yuan’s yield premium, while an FTSE Russell index inclusion will now take place over a much longer period, slowing inflows. Throw in tensions between Beijing and Washington, and all these are speed-bumps for a currency that jumped almost 7% against the dollar last year.
Commodity Shipping Rates Are Surging and Rally Isn’t Over
Bloomberg 2 hrs ago
(Bloomberg)
For a glimpse of how quickly and unevenly economies are recovering from the pandemic, look no further than the market for shipping raw materials.
Rising demand for everything from soybeans to steel has sent the cost of hauling dry goods soaring more than 50% this year. Manufacturing, which first picked up in China, is now accelerating elsewhere, and countries are stepping up commodity purchases to rebuild stockpiles after running them down during lockdowns that slowed port operations and hit economic activity globally.
Analysts say the rally isn’t over, with rates to carry unpacked commodities like grains, iron ore and coal known as dry bulk expected to remain high this year and possibly into 2022. That’s a stark turnaround for a market that slid to a four-year low less than 12 months ago, and comes amid a tight supply of vessels. It’s also happening as the uneven recovery