Over the past month, the value of the US dollar has fallen significantly with the once mighty greenback dropping to a record low against the euro and a 31-year low against the Canadian dollar. What does this mean to you?

Should the Fed go for a mere quarter point loosening, the dollar could rally as prepositioned pessimists are forced to adjust their positions.

The yuan closed at 7.5355 to the dollar on the exchange-traded market, the lowest level since July 21.

The U.S. dollar appreciated against the Chinese yuan on speculation that recent gains in U.S. stock markets may encourage the Federal Reserve to hold interest rates steady.

Equity markets in China continued to climb to a record close as the Chinese yuan pared back on the week’s advance.

The Chinese yuan advanced against the US dollar today in New York and was able to gain against both the Euro and Pound Sterling as well.

The yuan continued to advance against the dollar as traders saw the reference rate as an encouraging sign for more flexibility in the underlying spot.

Even as risk aversion was the daily theme, the Chinese yuan continued to be in high demand against the US dollar and British pound.

The Chinese yuan gained against the major currency during the session as it was increasingly apparent that risk takers returned.

The Chinese yuan gained 12 basis points against the US dollar on speculation the People's Bank of China (PBOC) will continue to increase interest rates to curb inflation.