ARGENTINA-BUENOS AIRES-BANK OF CHINA-1ST DIRECT INVESTMENT IN YUAN

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(230831) -- BUENOS AIRES, Aug. 31, 2023 (Xinhua) -- This photo taken on Aug. 25, 2023 shows the office building of the Buenos Aires branch of the Bank of China in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The Buenos Aires branch of the Bank of China on Wednesday transacted the first direct investment in yuan in Argentina, marking a new milestone in the incorporation of China's currency as an asset in the South American country. Chinese energy firm Brunp Recycling becomes a pioneering investor that is the first enterprise to inject 428,736 yuan (about 58,892 U.S. dollars) into the local economy. The company will allocate the investment in yuan to cover the daily operational costs of its newly established branch in the South American country. (Photo by Martin Sabala/Xinhua)

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