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CHINA PRESS
CHINA PRESS: The yuan will continue to fluctuate between 6.7 and 6.9 in the
second half of the year but is unlikely to break the 7.0 level, China Securities
Journal reported, citing experts, including Chen Xiao, an analyst at Ping An
Securities. Large capital flows are unlikely to happen while the yuan's rapid
depreciation helps to release the negative pressure of China and the U.S.'s
policy divergence, Chen said, according to the newspaper. 7.0 is most likely to
be the bottom of this round of depreciation as breaking the 7.0 level might lead
to expectations of continuous depreciation and capital outflow, the newspaper
said, citing Ming Ming, chief analyst of Citic Securities.

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