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Has the RMB exchange rate continued to rise this year?
On the evening of February 1 day, ultrasonic electronics released a voluntary information disclosure announcement on the exchange loss of the company in June 20 18. According to the announcement, after preliminary accounting, due to the appreciation of RMB from 2065438 to June 2008, it is estimated that the exchange loss of the company and its subsidiaries is about 45 million yuan. The company will adjust the scale of foreign currency assets and liabilities by timely settlement of foreign exchange and shortening the account period to reduce the risks brought by exchange rate changes. On that day, the central parity rate of RMB against the US dollar rose by 294 basis points to 6.3045, the highest since August 20 1 1. The RMB once rose above the 6.29 mark against the US dollar.

Looking back on June 5,438+10, the RMB exchange rate rose by nearly 3.5%. Due to the continuous decline of the US dollar exchange rate and the relative appreciation of the RMB exchange rate, the exchange gains and losses of foreign trade enterprises are divided. With the appreciation of RMB, the fields of air transportation and paper printing, where the import cost of raw materials is reduced, benefit from the increase of foreign exchange income.

Wind data shows that the aviation index has increased by 1.62% this year due to favorable factors such as RMB appreciation. The affected industries include textiles, household appliances, machinery and electronics, which are mainly exported. Previously, Blum Oriental disclosed that it was estimated that the exchange loss of the company in 2065.438+07 was about 65.438+0.5 billion yuan (not audited by certified public accountants). Some foreign exchange analysts reminded that enterprises should lock in the exchange rate in advance through hedging, thus reducing the impact of exchange rate fluctuations. Sumitomo, a foreign trade enterprise, hedged more than 50% of its business by establishing a strict foreign exchange hedging system, effectively avoiding the risk of exchange rate fluctuations.