STOCKS | China’s Yuan Central Parity Weaker Against Dollar, Stronger Versus Euro and Pound

China’s interbank foreign exchange market set the yuan central parity rate at 6.7934 per U.S. dollar on July 17, 2026, up 25 points. According to Jin10, the yuan central parity rate was also set at 7.7631 per euro, down 59 points; 0.86648 per Hong Kong dollar, up 1.8 points; 9.1414 per British pound, down 289 points; 4.7463 per Australian dollar, up 17 points; 4.8310 per Canadian dollar, up 74 points; 4.1811 per 100 Japanese yen, down 4 points; 11.5295 per Russian ruble, up 773 points; 3.9623 per New Zealand dollar, up 36 points; 0.60059 per Malaysian ringgit, down 8.3 points; 8.3928 per Swiss franc, down 244 points; and 5.2568 per Singapore dollar, down 20 points.