The euro has risen to its highest level against the Chinese yuan for more than a decade, powered by continuous capital flow to the European market. The United Currency reached about 8.44 yuan on Monday, the highest level since 2014, an increase of about 12% since the beginning of the year. The euro has risen against the US dollar since early 2025, and has utilized the region’s efforts to improve spending and widespread transformation away from US assets. On the other hand, the yuan withdrew in front of many major currencies, in light of China’s desire to support its exports at the time of the global commercial unrest. The superiority of the euro on the yuan can form a favorable circumstance for Beijing, at a time when Chinese exporters seek other markets to alleviate the impact of US drawings. Although the two currencies benefit from the fall in the dollar, the euro profits were greater than the Yuan, whose movements were now run by the Chinese bank.
The euro at the highest level against the Chinese yuan since 2014
