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Middle East Shock Sends Chinese Exporters Scrambling: Orders Halted, Prices Spike and Trade Shows Move Elsewhere
An uptick in Middle East conflict has disrupted Chinese exporters through halted orders, surging raw-material prices and cancelled trade fairs. Firms are responding with stockpiling, market pivots and price renegotiations even as Beijing both cuts export rebates on some goods and rolls out trade-facilitation measures.
PBOC Drops Forward-Sale Reserve to Zero as the RMB Strengthens — A Nudge Toward Market-Based FX and Cheaper Hedging
The People’s Bank of China will cut the foreign‑exchange risk reserve on forward sales to 0% from 20% starting 2 March 2026, a measure intended to lower hedging costs for firms, release bank liquidity, and shift toward more market-driven exchange‑rate management. The move comes as the renminbi has strengthened sharply and signals Beijing’s preference for normalised, market-based tools while retaining broader stability mandates.