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https://www.finanzen.net/devisen/bri...inbi_yuan-kurs
Maybe if you're looking only at recent development in the last month..
Try to hit that "MAX" (or even just 5 year) button, and you might want to rib your eyes again.
Till 2008 or so, you got approx 15 RMB per pound.
Then till about 2015 (with some +/- of course), about 10 RMB
Last year, around 8.5 to max. 9 RMB
But keep on labelling the complete opposite as "truth". The "President" of the United States does so as well..