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China urges more FX hedging as strong yuan hits exporters, sources say
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Fusion42 · 15 September 2026 · Fusion42 review
China's foreign exchange regulator has encouraged banks to push corporate clients, especially exporters, to increase foreign exchange hedging to protect against yuan appreciation and currency volatility, including offering subsidies for hedging costs. This move aims to shield a key export sector amidst economic sluggishness and rising currency risks.
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You should revise your FX risk approach now as China is stepping up pressure and incentives on exporters to hedge currency exposure. The hedging cost subsidies suggest an immediate opening to lower your protection expense while the yuan’s strength still pressures export margins.
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