China’s share of global SWIFT payments slips to 2.85% in April, down from 3.1%
China's share of global SWIFT payments decreased to 2.85% in April, a decline from 3.1% in the previous month. This reduction underscores the challenges China faces in increasing the international use of its currency, the renminbi. Despite a slight increase in overall global payment values, the actual value of RMB-denominated payments fell significantly.
- ▪China's share of global payments processed through SWIFT dropped to 2.85% in April.
- ▪The decline from 3.10% to 2.85% represents a relative decrease of about 8%.
- ▪The actual value of RMB-denominated payments through SWIFT fell 14.14% month-over-month.
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