Group 1 - The onshore and offshore RMB against the USD both fell below the 7.25 mark on May 9, before slightly recovering, with the onshore RMB at 7.2473 and the offshore RMB at 7.24725 at the time of reporting [1] - The US dollar index rose significantly by 1.03% on May 8, closing at 100.639, marking a near one-month high, influenced by a strong US employment market and a limited trade agreement between the US and the UK [2] - The COMEX gold price dropped to 3278.9 USD/ounce before rebounding to 3316.10 USD/ounce, indicating a weakening of gold's safe-haven appeal due to stabilizing trade sentiments and a strengthening dollar [2] Group 2 - Analysts from CITIC Securities suggest that the factors affecting the RMB exchange rate are relatively balanced, predicting short-term fluctuations around a new central point, with the central bank focusing on correcting one-sided expectations [4] - The Minsheng Macro team highlights two standards for the RMB's level: the central bank's psychological price and the RMB's changes relative to other currencies [4] - Agricultural Bank of China's financial market department notes that while the RMB has temporarily stabilized under depreciation pressure, the expectation of depreciation remains, although factors favoring RMB appreciation are accumulating, such as a weakening US economy and potential Fed rate cuts [4]
人民币对美元跌破7.25!火线解读→
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2025-05-09 05:00