SHANGHAI, Feb 24 (Reuters) - China's yuan extended
losses on Friday afternoon to finish the domestic session at the
weakest levels in nearly two months, pressured by fresh signs of
escalations in Sino-U.S. tensions.
The onshore yuan ended domestic session at 6.9442
per dollar, 354 pips or 0.51% weaker than the previous late
night close of 6.9088, the weakest such close since Dec. 30,
2022.
The onshore yuan gave up all the gains it has booked so far
this year, and fell 0.6% to the dollar as of 0830 GMT. (Reporting by Winni Zhou and Brenda Goh, Editing by Raissa
Kasolowsky)
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