China's financial markets are experiencing significant movements with the yuan strengthening to 15-month highs, the most since June. This rally is partly driven by China's consideration to allow refinancing on nearly $5.4 trillion in mortgages. In response to the rapid appreciation of the yuan, major state-owned banks have been buying dollars in the onshore foreign exchange market on Friday to slow down its rise.
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