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Renminbi gives back some of its gains

Many had been expecting policymakers to focus on stability above all else in financial markets in the run-up to the October Party Congress. But they this week allowed the renminbi to weaken sharply both against the dollar and in trade-weighted terms. Market interest rates by contrast, have been more stable than many expected ahead of the National Day holiday.

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