yuan
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Also called yuan dollar. a copper coin of the Republic of China, equal to 100 cents; dollar.
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a paper money, brass or cupronickel coin, and monetary unit of the People's Republic of China, equal to 10 jiao or 100 fen.
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Etymology
Origin of yuan
1915–20; < Chinese yuán literally, round, circular; yen 1
Example Sentences
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More widespread use of the yuan could push up demand and the value of the currency versus the dollar, eroding China’s competitive advantage and hurting its exporters.
A stable yuan and banks’ stabilizing profit margins have created room for rate cuts, Zou said.
Meanwhile, a weaker yuan, a strong supply of goods and inflation in Western countries have also made Chinese exports more attractive.
From BBC
China's Ministry of Finance said in 2021 a total of 13.2 billion yuan in funds had been distributed for clean heating across Hebei.
From Barron's
One of these men, who goes by the name Mr Guo, told Chinese media that they intended to raise money by selling 10% of the company for a million yuan.
From BBC
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