Chinese yuan deposits fall to lowest in over 5 years

Chinese yuan deposits held by Taiwanese banks fell to the lowest level in more than five years at the end of September, ending two months of increases amid continued trade disputes between the United States and China, which placed downward pressure on the Chinese currency's value, according to the central bank.

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