China Business & EconomyYuan Currency’s Internationalization Hits SnagCould London lose its edge as overseas yuan trading hub?After making substantial progress early on, overseas adoption of the offshore yuan (CNH) has plateaued since 2016 SavePrint100-yuan notes sit at a bank in Nantong City, in eastern China's Jiangsu Province on July 23, 2018. AFP/Getty ImagesFan Yu2/11/2019|Updated: 2/11/2019News AnalysisSince the mid-2000s, Beijing has sought to internationalize its currency, the renminbi (yuan).Share this articleLeave a commentFan YuAuthorFan Yu is an expert in finance and economics and has contributed analyses on China's economy since 2015.Author’s Selected ArticlesChina Faces a Retirement and Pension CrisisAug 13, 2024China’s Tough Economic Rebalance Just Got TougherJul 22, 2024China’s Banking Sector Faces ReckoningJul 15, 2024Sale of TikTok Is an Impossibly Thin Needle to ThreadMar 25, 2024Related TopicsU.K.yuancurrencyoffshore