I confirm, as you said, I dont have a single yuan in my wallet, as I wrote myself in my previous post: "now I think is too early to invest heavily in China."
I was just talking about a long long term trend that the war seems to push
Russian coal and oil paid for in yuan is about to start flowing into China as the two countries try to maintain their energy trade in the face of growing international outrage over the invasion of Ukraine.
www.bloomberg.com
Israel’s central bank has made the biggest changes to its allocation of reserves in over a decade, adding the Chinese yuan alongside three other currencies to a stockpile that last year exceeded $200 billion for the first time ever.
www.bloomberg.com
For now I keep my exposure to USD and I am enjoying the USD getting stronger.