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FOREX-Yuan hits 11-year low, yen ascends on hurry to places of refuge

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Realistic: World FX rates in 2019 Markets sitting tight for Powell's discourse at Jackson Hole  Fed hesitant to set out on facilitating cycle - Fed minutes  Futures show rate cut desires stay high   Brexit perplexity undermines sterling (Adds new low for Chinese yuan) By Stanley White TOKYO, Aug 22 (Reuters) - China's yuan tumbled to a 11-year low against the dollar on Thursday because of stresses over a financial stoppage, provoking Chinese state-claimed banks to help the cash in the advances showcase.  The yuan's fall, joined with decreases in Hong Kong stocks on worries about dissents in the city, pushed the antipodean dollars lower and supported the yen against significant checks in alleged hazard off exchanges.  Different monetary standards were secured tight goes in front of U.S. Central bank Chairman Jerome Powell's discourse at Jackson Hole on Friday, which will be intently examined after a reversal in the Tre...

Swiss National Bank hopes to have restarted cash intercessions

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ZURICH (Reuters) - The Swiss National Bank hopes to have kick-began its forex buys again - shooting a notice shot to financial specialists who have purchased the place of refuge money and drove it to two-year highs against the euro.  Sight stores - an intermediary for the national bank's mediations - ascended by 1.7 billion francs to a record 581.189 billion Swiss francs ($586.53 billion) a week ago, as per SNB information discharged on Monday.  The expansion proposes the SNB was dynamic again purchasing remote monetary standards with recently made francs to facilitate the upward weight on the nearby money, investigators said.  "I think the SNB was mediating in the market a week ago - this was the greatest week by week increment in sight stores since May 2017. This is an unmistakable sign the SNB was dynamic in the market," said Credit Suisse (SIX:CSGN) financial specialist Maxime Botteron.  He said the trigger for the restart was most likely th...