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US Dollar to Chinese Yuan Exchange Rate 6.68 for 

US Dollar to Chinese Yuan Exchange Rate came in at 6.68 (Chinese Yuan Renminbi to One U.S. Dollar) for Nov 6 2026, up 0.12% from 6.67 the prior day and 6.23% below its level of 7.12 one year ago. The series has averaged 7.27 since 1996, reaching a record high of 8.35 in March 1996 and a record low of 6.04 in January 2014.

Source: Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED), St. Louis Fed

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Historical Data

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November 6, 20266.68
November 5, 20266.67
November 4, 20266.67
November 3, 20266.67
November 2, 20266.65
October 30, 20266.65
October 29, 20266.66
October 28, 20266.67
October 27, 20266.67
October 26, 20266.67
October 23, 20266.67
October 22, 20266.67
October 21, 20266.68
October 20, 20266.68
October 19, 20266.68
October 16, 20266.69
October 15, 20266.69
October 14, 20266.69
October 13, 20266.69
October 9, 20266.69
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June 21, 20116.47
June 20, 20116.47
June 17, 20116.47
June 16, 20116.47
June 15, 20116.48
June 14, 20116.48
June 13, 20116.48
June 10, 20116.48
June 9, 20116.48
June 8, 20116.48
June 7, 20116.48
June 6, 20116.48
June 3, 20116.48
June 2, 20116.48
June 1, 20116.48
May 31, 20116.48
May 27, 20116.49
May 26, 20116.49
May 25, 20116.49
May 24, 20116.5

About US Dollar to Chinese Yuan Exchange Rate

What it measures

The Chinese yuan per US dollar exchange rate (FRED series DEXCHUS) states how many yuan renminbi one dollar buys, from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York noon buying rate. The daily series captures the onshore rate, which the People's Bank of China manages through a daily fixing and a trading band rather than allowing a free float.

Why it matters

USD/CNY prices the exchange between the two largest economies and shapes global trade competitiveness, Chinese capital flow pressure, and commodity demand expectations. Policy shifts in the fixing regime, such as the 2005 depegging and the August 2015 devaluation, have moved global markets. A weakening yuan often exports disinflation and pressures other Asian currencies.

How to read it

A rising number means yuan depreciation against the dollar; a falling number means appreciation, the reverse of USD-per-unit quotes. The rate was pegged near 8.28 until 2005, strengthened to about 6.0 by 2014, and has since fluctuated in a managed range near seven. Treat moves as partly policy signals: the tolerated band matters as much as market pressure.

Get US Dollar to Chinese Yuan Exchange Rate in Excel

Pull US Dollar to Chinese Yuan Exchange Rate directly into your spreadsheet with a single MarketXLS formula - always current, no copy-pasting:

=YuanToUSdollar()

View the China-U.S Foreign exchange rate formula documentation or browse all 100+ Economic Data functions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current US Dollar to Chinese Yuan Exchange Rate?

US Dollar to Chinese Yuan Exchange Rate is 6.68 (Chinese Yuan Renminbi to One U.S. Dollar) as of November 2026.

What is the all-time high and low of US Dollar to Chinese Yuan Exchange Rate?

The highest value on record is 8.35 (March 1996) and the lowest is 6.04 (January 2014).

How often is US Dollar to Chinese Yuan Exchange Rate updated?

US Dollar to Chinese Yuan Exchange Rate is published on a daily basis, sourced from Federal Reserve Economic Data (FRED).

How do I get US Dollar to Chinese Yuan Exchange Rate in Excel?

Use the MarketXLS Excel formula =YuanToUSdollar() to pull US Dollar to Chinese Yuan Exchange Rate directly into any cell, with historical values available for analysis.

Basic info
An exchange rate is the value of a nation's currency in terms of the currency of another nation or economic zone.Chinese Yuan to One U.S. Dollar
RegionUnited States
FrequencyDaily
Last updatedNovember 9, 2026
Seasonal adjustmentNot Seasonally Adjusted
UnitChinese Yuan Renminbi to One U.S. Dollar

Stats
Last Value6.68
Latest PeriodNov 6 2026
Last UpdatedNovember 9 2026, 03:16
Value Previous Day6.67
Change From Previous Day0.12%
Value 1 Year Ago7.12
Change From Year Ago-6.23%
Average Growth Rate-0.73%/yr
Record High (Mar 1996)8.35
Record Low (Jan 2014)6.04
Long-Term Average7.27
FrequencyDaily
AdjustmentNot Seasonally Adjusted
UnitChinese Yuan Renminbi to One U.S. Dollar

Annual Averages
20266.8
20257.19
20247.2
20237.08
20226.73
20216.45
20206.9
20196.91
20186.61
20176.76
20166.64
20156.28

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