Topic “Chinese currency” — Exporter Magazine
The trade boom fuelled by Asia’s economic re-emergence will last at least another 15 years but Australian exporters will have to get much more familiar with transacting in the Chinese currency, according to the Sydney Morning Herald, quoting HSBC. With $79 billion of yuan deposits as of April 30, Hong Kong is the largest repository for China’s currency outside of the mainland, and the only place the yuan is commonly used or traded that is free from Beijing’s strict capital controls. 
