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Wisdomtree Chinese Yuan Strategy Fund (NY: CYB )

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Swiss National Bank Support Steadies Market As ECB Faces Difficult Choice
The pendulum of market psychology is swinging dramatically. Amid the US banking crisis, Credit Suisse's long-running pressures percolated back to top-of-mind, sending ripples through the capital... 
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US Banking Crisis Swamps Other Considerations
The US banking crisis has overwhelmed other market drivers. The strong measures announced as Asia Pacific trading got under way was embraced by the market even though moral hazard issues and gaps in... 
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Doubt Chinese Data, But Its Stronger-Than-Expected PMI Lifts Risk Assets
Many investors may be skeptical of the accuracy of Chinese data, but its stronger than expected February PMI animated the animal spirits and bolstered risk-taking appetites. Asia Pacific equities... 
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China PMI And Risk Appetite Continuation
Tomorrow we get the release of PMIs from major economies around the world. With preliminary figures already reported last week for Europe, US and the UK, focus is likely to be more on China. 
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China’s Economic Recovery Has A Slow Start
Preliminary analysis indicates that overall growth has yet to return to all previous levels, even though mainland China ended its containment of COVID in December. 
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A Widespread Revolt Against Chinese Leader Xi Jinping Picks Up Steam
Local protests in China are not unusual. Revolts against Chinese leaders are another matter because they risk imprisonment or death. 
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What To Expect From China’s Two Sessions
China's Two Sessions annual meeting is both a political and economic event. It will set the tone on geopolitics as well as on economic targets and policy direction. Here, we examine some of the key... 
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Potential Brexit Breakthrough Helps Sterling, While France And Spain Report Stronger Price Pressures
There are two important developments. First, stronger than expected February inflation reports from France and Spain sparked a jump in European interest rates. Second, a tentative agreement over the... 
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Markets Catch Collective Breath, Yet Again
After last week's flurry of activity that saw the US dollar extend its recovery, it has begun off the new week largely consolidating in relatively narrow ranges. 
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Fed Tightening Seen Extending Into Q3
The prospect that the Federal Reserve tightening cycle continues into early Q3 is underpinning the greenback today against most of the G10 currencies. The dollar bloc is the notable exception, and they... 
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This Is What China’s Economic Recovery Will Look Like
A recovery in China's economy this year looks certain, but the nature and speed of that recovery remain in doubt. We believe the economy could pick up in the summer, but there is a risk that the... 
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Upside Surprise In UK's Flash PMI And January Public Finances Lift Sterling
Rising interest rates are weighing on risk appetites and the dollar is broadly stronger. Sterling is a notable exception after a stronger than expected flash PMI and better than expected public... 
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US Dollar Comes Back Better Bid
Although the US January CPI was in line with expectations, the year-over-year rate was a little firmer than expected. US rates shot up and this has lent the dollar support, while weighing on equities... 
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Anti-Climactic Return Of China
The re-opening of China's mainland market amid reports of strong activity during the holiday, was relatively subdued. The CSI 300 rose less than 0.5% and the Shanghai Composite eked out less than a... 
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Bank Of Canada May Say Pause, But The Market Hears Finished
Amid sharp losses in the US equity futures, the US dollar is mostly firmer against the G10 currencies. The notable exception is the Australian dollar, where high-than-expected inflation boosts the risk... 
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Poor US Data Cast Doubts On New Found Hopes Of A Soft-Landing
Yesterday's string of dismal US economic data delivered a material blow to those still thinking that a soft-landing was possible. Retail sales by the most in the a year. Manufacturing output fell by... 
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Forex Today: Yen Strengthens In Tokyo Trading
The week begins with the Tokyo session seeing a continuation of the recent trend movement in favor of the Yen and against the US Dollar. 
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China’s PBoC Injects Liquidity To Support Growth
The People's Bank of China has kept the 1Y Medium Lending Facility rate at 2.75% but increased the volume of the facility by CNY79 billion in January. The market should perceive this as a supportive... 
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January 2023
The US dollar's bull market appears to have come to a climactic end late in Q3 22 and early Q4. 
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Japan Surprises
The Bank of Japan surprised everyone may lifting the 10-year yield curve cap to 0.50% from 0.25%. The BOJ also said it would increase its bond purchases to JPY9 trillion (~$68 bln) a month compared to... 
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China Advances Its Pawns In The Middle East And Places Gold At The Heart Of Its Strategy
The accumulation of gold reserves now allows China to reassure its trading partners about the guarantee offered in the context of transactions envisaged in yuan. 
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Markets Await Central Banks And Data
There has been a modest bout of profit-taking on Chinese stocks after last week’s surge. Also, ahead of the 5, G10 central bank meetings this week a consolidative tone is seen in most of the capital... 
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The Yuan Puts Together Its Strongest Two Week Rally In Decades
The modification of China's vaccination and quarantine protocols has spurred the biggest two-week rally in the yuan in the last few decades. It appreciated slightly more than 1.35% last week after a... 
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Euro Rallied Wednesday, What About The Dollar And Yen?
The euro surged forward today, adding as much as 0.3% while investors waited for euro area inflation data. The common currency climbed up by 0.2% to $1.0348 at last. It rebounded from a one-week low... 
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China’s Digital Economy: Divided But Growing
Increased regulation of China's consumer tech industry has seriously dented company revenues, with widespread implications. But the digitization of industry - supported by government policies -... 
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Book Review: The RMB In The Global Economy, By Yin-Wong Cheung
Since 2009, the process of globalizing RMB has not been smooth sailing and has progressed unevenly. Despite strong performance in the early 2010s the RMB is underrepresented in the global market and... 
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USD Outlook: Caught Between Belief That It Has Peaked And Oversold Momentum Indicators
We think the USD has put in a significant high. However, the near-term technical readings are stretched. The dollar's bounce from November 15 to November 21 met or approached minimum retracement... 
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The Uncertainty In China Is Kryptonite To Global Markets
Few seem alive to the potentially consequential financial risks arising from uncertainties evolving in China. If authorities respond to exploding COVID cases with lockdowns, that will trigger... 
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Markets Are Less On Edge As The Darkest Scenarios Seem Less Likely
The situation in central Europe is still intense but it appears top US, European and Polish officials are more reluctant than some market participants to attribute the darkest of intentions and paint... 
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The Dollar Remains Stable
Following last week’s bruising drop, the US dollar held firm as Fed Chair stated that the central bank’s fight against inflation would not be softened. 
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