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Today, the central parity rate of the US dollar against the Chinese yuan is reported at 6.7828, an increase of 17.00 points. The previous trading day was 6.7811. The onshore USD/CNY closed at 6.7349 yuan yesterday, while the offshore USD/CNH closed at 6.7311 yuan yesterday.

Today, the central parity rate of the US dollar against the Chinese yuan is reported at 6.7828, an increase of 17.00 points. The previous trading day was 6.7811. The onshore USD/CNY closed at 6.7349 yuan yesterday, while the offshore USD/CNH closed at 6.7311 yuan yesterday.

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Today, the central parity rate of the US dollar against the RMB was reported at 6.7828, up by 17.00 points. The previous trading day was 6.7811. The US dollar against onshore RMB closed yesterday at 6.7349 yuan, and the US dollar against offshore RMB closed yesterday at 6.7311 yuan.
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