China's onshore yuan continued weakening against the US dollar on Tuesday and stayed at its weakest point in almost six years, after Britain's vote to leave the European Union brought the central bank a headache in the form of a slumping euro and surging dollar, which risks spurring capital outflows again.
The onshore yuan changed hands 0.05% weaker at CNY 6.6529 versus the dollar during the European morning session, its weakest since December 2010.
The People's Bank of China (PBoC) set its d
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