Chinese yuan at its strongest against the US dollar since June 2022

October 29, 2026 · 10:05 am EDT · Automatic alert from live data

One US dollar now buys 6.6664 yuan — the Chinese yuan's strongest level since June 2022 (2026-10-28).

Yuan per US dollar, 28 Oct 2026

6.666

Recent readings

Date

Reading

Change since

Now (Oct 28)

6.666

—

1 day ago

6.668

▼ 0.0%

1 week ago

6.676

▼ -0.1%

1 month ago

6.711

▼ -0.7%

Why this matters

A currency at a multi-year low means everything priced in US dollars — imports, travel, dollar-denominated debt — costs more for the people who hold it. Moves like this often reflect how markets judge a government's finances.

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