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The central exchange rate of the Renminbi on October 12 is 6.7313 yuan per US dollar.

The central exchange rate of the Renminbi on October 12 is 6.7313 yuan per US dollar.

智通财经智通财经2026/10/12 01:47
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  • October 12 Interbank Foreign Exchange Market RMB Central Parity Rates (1/2):
  • Swiss Franc to RMB: 8.0939, up 118.00 points;
  • US Dollar to RMB: 6.7313, down 17.00 points;
  • Euro to RMB: 7.5258, down 65.00 points;
  • 100 Japanese Yen to RMB: 4.2506, down 65.00 points;
  • Hong Kong Dollar to RMB: 0.8577, down 3.00 points;
  • Pound Sterling to RMB: 8.8913, up 41.00 points;
  • Australian Dollar to RMB: 4.6912, up 166.00 points;
  • New Zealand Dollar to RMB: 3.7696, up 62.00 points;
  • Singapore Dollar to RMB: 5.2455, down 5.00 points;
  • Canadian Dollar to RMB: 4.7077, down 127.00 points;
  • RMB to Malaysian Ringgit: 0.6078, down 5.60 points;
  • RMB to Russian Ruble: 12.6958, up 85.00 points
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