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Chart of the Day: Dwindling reserve

Chart courtesy - John Kicklighter, Dailyfx

Monday, November 7, 2016 7:10 PM UTC

China's foreign exchange reserve data for October is out today and it shows larger than expected decline.

This chart shows that the relation between the FX reserves and the Chinese Yuan has been pretty significant.

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