TOKYO -- China's central bank has weakened its reference rate for the yuan for a second day amid rising tensions with the U.S., stoking market concerns of capital flight and a rekindled trade war.
Weaker yuan reemerges as trigger in US tensions
An unexpected devaluation of the yuan in 2015 resulted in capital flight. © Reuters
TOKYO -- China's central bank has weakened its reference rate for the yuan for a second day amid rising tensions with the U.S., stoking market concerns of capital flight and a rekindled trade war.