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    A friend of mine asked me about my thoughts for the nzd against the yuan.
    i dont even have the yuan (cny) on metastock or saxotrader.
    any thoughts at all appreciated.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dumbass View Post
    A friend of mine asked me about my thoughts for the nzd against the yuan.
    i dont even have the yuan (cny) on metastock or saxotrader.
    any thoughts at all appreciated.
    Cant offer any thoughts on NZD.CNY but if it helps you can see a chart on Oanda of USD.CNY

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    http://www.nzforex.co.nz/cgi-bin/convert.asp

    There is a graph selection in the centre of the table.

    Firstly do the conversion then graph icon displays.
    Last edited by 777; 09-04-2009 at 10:31 PM.

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    'China recently established a $95 billion currency swap with other Southeast Asian countries, and a $10 billion currency swap with Argentina. It is the first major Yuan swap agreement with a Latin American country — and directly threatens the US dollar south of the border.


    Its goal: To aggressively take its Yuan to the next sphere of influence in the currency markets, forcing a worldwide monetary change'

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    Issuing yuan bonds now too....



    BEIJING, Sept 8 (Reuters) - China's finance ministry will issue 6 billion yuan ($878 million) in yuan-denominated bonds in Hong Kong, its first such issue and a key step in the gradual internationalisation of the Chinese currency.

    http://www.reuters.com/article/rbssF...K9879920090908
    Last edited by peat; 20-09-2009 at 04:06 PM.
    For clarity, nothing I say is advice....

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