Chinese yuan deposits in Taiwan banks fall to lowest in over 9 years

The value of Chinese yuan deposits held by the Taiwanese banking system continues to fall and reached the lowest level in more than nine years at the end of March, with the interest rate hike cycle by the U.S. Federal Reserve prompting investors to move to greenback-denominated assets, according to the local central bank.

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