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Bitcoin Surges Back Above $2450 After China Eases Exchange Controls

Bitcoin Surges Back Above $2450 After China Eases Exchange Controls

Bitcoin has retraced over half its losses from last week's tumble, rallying back above $2450 oveenight after news that China's three largest bitcoin exchanges are allowing customers to withdraw bitcoins from their accounts.

As CoinTelegraph reports, on May 31, local Chinese Bitcoin and cryptocurrency news source cnLedger reported that OKCoin China resumed withdrawals for traders.

China Fireworks Continue With Yuan's Biggest 4-Day Rally In 12 Years

China Fireworks Continue With Yuan's Biggest 4-Day Rally In 12 Years

China's unprecedented crackdown against Yuan shorts continued overnight, when the FX market saw even more fireworks as the onshore yuan headed for the biggest four-day advance since 2005 following the strongest central bank fixing since January and amid ongoing speculation China's central bank is trying to crush shorts while China's big banks continue to limit offshore liquidity.

Forget Peace & Stability - Washington's Policy In The South China Sea Is Confrontational

Forget Peace & Stability - Washington's Policy In The South China Sea Is Confrontational

Authored by Brian Cloughley via The Strategic Culture Foundation,

The American guided missile destroyer USS Dewey was reported as having carried out a ‘freedom of navigation operation’ or FONOP in the South China Sea on May 24. According to the US Naval Institute the undertaking involved manoeuvres «within 12 nautical miles of Mischief Reef for about 90 minutes zig-zagging in the water near the installation. At one point during the operation, the ship’s crew conducted a man overboard drill».

China Manufacturing Contracts For The First Time In A Year: "The Economy Is Clearly On A Downward Trajectory"

China Manufacturing Contracts For The First Time In A Year: "The Economy Is Clearly On A Downward Trajectory"

Following yesterday's official  (if less credible and focused mostly on SOEs) manufacturing and non-mfg PMI reports from China's National Bureau of Statistics, both of which came either in line or slightly better than expected, moments ago Caixin/Markit reported its own set of Chinese manufacturing data, and it was far more disappointing: at 49.6, not only did it miss expectations of 50.1, but by printing below 50, the operating conditions faced by Chinese goods producers deteriorated for the first time in nearly a year.

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