The Chinese yuan has weakened rapidly in recent weeks, beset by U.S. President Donald Trump's threatened trade war. The currency hit a low of 6.69 to the dollar on July 3, from a recent high of 6.27 on April 14, and was trading at 6.61 on July 9, despite statements from central bank officials supporting a stable price.
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Trade war could delay yuan challenge to dollar's global role
Beijing's disenchantment with U.S. currency's unique status is growing
