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China’s currency goes global
In a four-part series, the SCMP investigates Hong Kong’s greater role in Beijing’s efforts to make the yuan more widely used outside mainland China.
Updated: 6:08am, 30 Oct 2026
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[1]
In Focus | How Hong Kong’s yuan push is becoming a challenge to the US dollar
As geopolitical rivalries deepen, the city is rewiring its market infrastructure to cut reliance on the US dollar and power China’s currency.
27 Oct, 2026

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[2]
In Focus | How Hong Kong went from a yuan gateway to a complete currency ecosystem
Yuan can now be used in a wide variety of scenarios in the city, from multi-asset investments to hedging and consumption.
28 Oct, 2026

[3]
In Focus | Beijing has made Hong Kong a lab for digital yuan. Will the experiment work?
With the city as a test bed for China’s matrix of digital currencies and transfer services, the yuan’s reach and influence can expand, analysts said.
29 Oct, 2026

[4]
In Focus | Hong Kong’s wider yuan push: a gateway to the world?
Government has made wider use of the currency a priority, but consumer habits and other obstacles remain.
30 Oct, 2026

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