Brazil issues yuan-denominated debt

Brazil to issue first yuan-denominated panda bond in China during June 24-26 visit, aiming to diversify external debt away from US dollars.

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$GIGGLE is showing strong buyer defense after the recent move up.

Price is holding above the key support zone around $26, while buyers continue absorbing sell pressure.

A clean reclaim of the $26.80 $27 area could open the door for another push toward higher levels.

Momentum is cooling, but structure still favors bulls as long as support holds.



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$ALLO


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ALLO has experienced a pullback, but price is showing signs of stabilization near support. Buyers are defending the lower range, creating a possible accumulation setup.

📈 Bullish outlook:

Holding 0.378 support keeps the recovery structure alive. A reclaim of 0.398–0.400 can attract momentum buyers toward 0.42+.

🔥 Deep pullbacks often create strong reversal opportunities.



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Bank sentral Tiongkok terus tambah cadangan emasnya meski harga tengah mengalami tekanan. Langkah ini tunjukkan komitmen Beijing perkuat aset cadangan alternatif ditengah ketidakpastian ekonomi dan geopolitik global. Cadangan bertambah 320 ribu troy ounce pada Mei 2026.

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Pelemahan rupiah hingga menembus 18.000 per USD berpotensi berikan tekanan besar terhadap sektor manufaktur nasional. Meski dampaknya belum langsung terlihat pada harga barang, risiko kenaikan biaya produksi dinilai akan meningkat bila pelemahan berlangsung dalam jangka panjang.

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The sole reason is the suppression of the exchange rate in a country where the Turkish Lira, with its high inflation, is used. If the currency were valued according to the inflation rate, this would not happen, and it is this that puts exporters under pressure.

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Airport exchange rates have already gone through the roof. Why not plan a trip to Vietnam, Thailand, or Taiwan? Exchange rates are soaring not just against the dollar, but against other currencies too—this means the Korean won is continuously losing value. Rapidly rising exchange rates are very concerning. Is this really happening? It’s becoming increasingly difficult to travel.

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Chinese authorities have unilaterally increased interest rates on dollar deposits in the country's banking system because the renminbi has grown too strong in relation to the US dollar. Companies now have no choice but to repatriate a portion of the dollar deposits they have accumulated due to their excessive trade surpluses, or else the foreign exchange risk will spiral out of control. The appreciation of the Japanese yen in the 2000s is similar to this phenomenon.

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** One China , Two Yuan : "the Difference Between CNY and CNH" ** almost every large economy in the world runs on single currency but here comes CHINA which uses two currency and here is why? >China operates a unique dual currency system. one is onshore(CNY) and other is offshore(CNH) Yuan. >CNY & CNH are different version of same currency. Renminbi(RMB) is the "brand name" OF CHINA'S currency. both are same denomination of same RMB. >the CNY is strictly controlled within China while CNH is used for global trades in foreign countries. >government of china has control over CNY to tackle any kind of major financial stability (domestic) & CNH is totally dependent on global trades(not controlled by government) like total supply and demand. >both currency moves in tandem meaning value moves side by side but sometimes they varies but with slight difference. >this move is basically because China want to introduce it's currency to the world just like US DOLLAR. >while introducing the YUAN globally China also wants to maintain it 's currency Without risking domestic economic shocks by introducing CNY. >domestic shocks could be inflation, major company collapsing, people losing savings and jobs etc.