Navigating yuan’s weakness in India-China trade

The relationship between India and China has been progressing economically, despite tensions over border issues. However, the Chinese yuan has fallen to a six-month low due to economic slowdowns and the emergence of a new COVID-19 variant. Meanwhile, India's economic data has been encouraging, with manufacturing and service in expansionary modes, and the rupee performing consistently. While India's dependence on Chinese imports remains high, a weaker yuan benefits Indian importers, yet erodes profit margins for exporters. Overall, the CNYINR pair is expected to move southward toward 11.20 levels in the upcoming weeks.

Navigating yuan’s weakness in India-China trade
The relationship between India and China has been progressing economically, despite tensions over border issues. However, the Chinese yuan has fallen to a six-month low due to economic slowdowns and the emergence of a new COVID-19 variant. Meanwhile, India's economic data has been encouraging, with manufacturing and service in expansionary modes, and the rupee performing consistently. While India's dependence on Chinese imports remains high, a weaker yuan benefits Indian importers, yet erodes profit margins for exporters. Overall, the CNYINR pair is expected to move southward toward 11.20 levels in the upcoming weeks.