#ji seongjoon

[wannaeatramyeon]

Hello 👋

Could you please do 'dating him includes' for Taehoon and Seongjoon?

Thank you so much 🥰

Black Anon 🖤🖤

Hey Black anon! Thanks for the ask and so sorry this has taken so long. I feel like all I'm doing is apologising because everything is taking me friggin AGES. There's also a few boyfriend HC for Taehoon in my masterlist, but I've expanded this to all my HTF faves! Yes I'm a ho

HTF Boys - Boyfriend/Dating hc

Seong Taehoon, Baek Seongjun, Ji Yeonwoo, Han Wangguk, Kim Munseong (WHERE IS HE I MISS HIM)

Seong Taehoon

Man. The girlfriend privileges are severely lacking with this one. He's a little sweeter on you, a little gentler. But he sees no issues being a menace to you.

Absolutely loves getting you all wound up, murmuring obscene comments during the most inopportune times, or a little light spanking when no-one is looking. Sure Taehoon intends to make good on his words and actions later, but there is nothing like seeing your face redden or hearing a squeak escaping your lips right now.

It's even worth the filthy looks you throw his way, or any subsequent silent treatment. He knows you can never stay mad at him anyway.

Taehoon's physical affection is more on the end of physical rather than affection. There's nothing like a little bite or a headlock or just pinning your arms by your side as he holds you to show how much he cares.

Surprisingly amicable to being dragged all over the place with you. Yes he would prefer the arcade or practicing Taekwondo, but even if he is completely reluctant - seeing your face light up is its own special reward. And of course that would be too cringe for him to ever admit outloud.

Baek Seongjun

Prefers flings and short encounters rather than a relationship. He comes with a lot of trauma and history that he is unwilling to share. Show him kindness though without any ulterior motive, then you're guaranteed to stay on his mind.

Has a lot of experience sexually, but not with relationships. Cherishes experiencing a lot of first milestones with you (regardless of your own experience). Celebrates them all: anniversaries, 100 days, Valentine's etc.

Difficult to publicly date due to his NewTuber fame. He's well recognised by a surprising amount of people, so any dates tend to be on the chilled and private side.

And of course cooking for you is one of his favourite things to do. More so if you join him in the kitchen, and you cook together. You both flowing together as one, moving in harmony. It makes Seongjun think of how well you can fit in other ways too (no, not just sexually - that's already well established that you do). But with the rest of your lives too.

Values cold hard cash as power, and therefore has gift-giving as one of his main love languages. You will be showered with tasteful, lavish gifts. A tender kiss and appreciative thanks from you is all he needs, and is enough to balance out the scales.

Ji Yeonwoo

Only admired you from afar before he finally broke the chains from his dad and had much more freedom.

Again, not one with any experience though Yeonwoo is honest and forthright. Doesn't shy away from asking you out, and is full of sincerity. However, doesn't give much thought to what happens next - he wanted to tell you how he felt more than anything. You saying yes? Unfortunately that broke his brain.

Dating Yeonwoo means you improving your physical fitness somewhat. Completely on accident, but he spends so much time honing his kyokushin karate skills that you thought you would try and join. More often than not, it's just you watching in awe or him piggybacking you on his runs uphill.

Honestly, being with him helps a lot for your own self improvement. Your grades also improves by a ton as a byproduct. Yeonwoo actually makes studying fun and has limitless patience even as you make him explain something for the fifth time.

Unbelievably sweet and gentle through and through. Not that you would, but one complaint from you about anything and he will happily put that right. More attention? More kisses? Less time training? Done, done, and done.

Han Wangguk

A natural caretaker, always anticipating your needs before you even knew yourself. Here's a snack for you, here's that book you wanted, here's a coffee because you said you were tired today.

Goes without saying that he prefers small and thoughtful gestures to big, grand ones. Show him how much you care by remembering the little details: asking about the things he mentioned offhandedly or buying that tiny thing he wanted, and he will be forever wrapped around your thumb.

Extremely selfless and not one to put himself first. Repay his thoughtfulness and kindness by helping him to prioritise his own needs and you will always hold a piece of his heart.

Never too far from his camera, either his actual equipment or phone, and all the better to capture pictures of you. You posing is nice, but there's nothing quite like snapping a moment when you don't expect it. When you're completely candid and natural, before any consciousness of knowing a lens is there.

Of course with Wangguk comes Gyeoul. She's an absolute terror and will bound to clash at first with any partner. She's not used to sharing. But the little smiles Wangguk now always wears? The way he has even started whistling? Fine, Gyeoul can tolerate you she supposes. Honestly though? Another older sibling to dote on and spoil her? She'll love you in the end too.

Kim Munseong

Silent and stoic. He's a man of very few words, and to be honest, you didn't even realise he liked you until you found him always hanging around you and you confronted him yourself.

Shy and inexperienced, with very little game. If anything, it only makes Munseong even more charming and endearing. You'll be the one making a lot of the first moves until he is comfortable enough to take your lead.

Juggles a lot of the time between MMA and training, and you. It's to be expected, he's got a lot of eyes on his fighting career. Please keep supporting him, he feels a lot of guilt that he's not able to be at your constant beck and call, which is frankly a little ridicuous anyway.

Nothing perks him up more than seeing you watch him during a spar or an actual match. Finding your face in the crowd, even if completely unexpected, flicks on a little power-up for him. He wants to make you proud, and it pretty much guarantees a win.

Munseong has always been praised for his strength. Showering him with praise and compliments for literally any other aspect will guarantee him blushing furiously.

[eatsbop]

Any thoughts about hyeonsu?

Maybe?

If there's one thing Hyeonsu learned after being employed under Seongjoon it's: fake it till you make it.

He would have made it if not for the fucking human beanpole.

Mr. Baek almost made it too, if not for another fucking human beanpole.

Seriously, what human series is The Beanpole? Who released them in the wild? Why do they love getting in the way of once long haired beauties (himself and Baek SJ)? Hyeonsu flips his phantom hair.

Well, he's been doing research. Even Yoo Hobin's Beanpole have friends. And he's fucking popular?? How?? Man, people have no standard whatsover. He's just TALL. They're not very different from each other, right?

Ah, he's just so fucking bored. How will man survive with neither lover nor friends? He doesn't even have someone to bum a smoke from. Dammit.

Well, as previously mentioned, he's doing research. He's played the nerd (didn't quite make it), he's played the jerk (that's just his truth actually). So today he's playing the Prime Gene Pool.

Specimen: Ji Yeonwoo.

Eh, he doesn't have friends but Hobin kinda owes him so he managed to convince him to set him up on a date. He begged like crazy. He wanted to turn a new leaf. What will happen to him if he grew old all alone in this miserable world. He said a bunch of words he doesn't even remember. Whatever.

Serious-about-his-studies-eyeglasses, check.

Neat school authority approved hair, check.

Starchy well pressed almost suffocating clothes, check.

Shiny shoes you can almost see the reflection of your own soul on, check.

Man. Even his mother won't recognize him. If she cares.

Hyeonsu pulls the chair for his date. How is such a pretty girl in Yoo Hobin's Beanpole's contact list and why isn't he making a move on her?? That guy.. is really.. weird. Who cares.

Their conversation was going smoothly so far (she just commented on the weather).

He's kinda envious of Hobin. He's even footing the bill for this fancy date. Eh. Is the punk feeling guilty? But Hobin does owe him majorly (nevermind the shit he pulled before, don't remind him), he almost fucking died out there helping him with his video. Fucking crazy ass kid.

The waitstaff came and placed the gold gilded menu before them. Hyeonsu picked it up and scanned the whole thing in .5 second.

Heh.

Hyeonsu smiles to himself, shaking his head in disbelief. Apparently playing the Prime Gene Pool is the wrong choice today. You actually need a brain for this game, and man, he can't fucking read a single word off this menu.

[zayphyr]

kdrama : she was pretty (그녀는 예뻤다)

(spoiler alert 🙈)

[shidos-daughter]

Low qualities for today

[anticapitalistclown]

Hello! I loved your Japanese voice actors that would fit lookism characters, can I request it but in How to Fight? Thank you!

Sure!

Japanese voice actors that would fit htf characters

Taehoon : Nobuhiko Okamoto

Hobin :  Soichiro Hoshi

Bomi :  Asami Seto

Moonsung :  Yoshimasa Hosoya

Gaeul : Ai Kakuma

Jiheok / Snapper : Mamoru Miyano

Mangi : Takaya Kuroda

Rumi : Saori Hayami

Yeonwoo :  Kaji Yuki

244 : Tatsuhisa Suzuki

Seongjoon : Daisuke Namikawa

Wangguk :  Katsuyuki Konishi

Gyeoul : Misato Fukuen

Hyunsoo : Junichi Suwabe

[spaceyflowerswriting]

LOVE LETTER MASTERLIST 💌

NOTES:

+ this isn't really as necessary as my actual masterlist but idk i think it'd just be nice to compile the letters and ppl can read thru them if they're bored or something ^_^

+ please note things may be inconsistent across the love letters; i've written them either as "general canon" stuff or according to the request/phrasing of the love letter sent !

+ names are organized alphabetically & what's in the quotes are just snippets of the letters !

+ if you would like to send a love letter, look here <3

⊱ ──────── {.⋅ ✯ ⋅.} ──────── ⊰

ＬＯＯＫＩＳＭ

GENERAL

♡ “Can you do a love letter for Vivi to Xiaolong from Lookism?”

♡ “💌 from Mira to Zack?”

CRYSTAL CHOI

♡ “Can I request one for... crystal”

DANIEL PARK

♡ “Can you write a love letter from danny ?👀”

DG / JAMES LEE

♡ “a love letter from james lee wpuld have me on the ground...”

♡ “Love letter from this James Lee ?”

♡ “love letter from James Lee to his [spouse]”

♡ “Love letter from DG to his [partner] when he proposes”

♡ “love letter from DG to his [partner] when they have a fight and he wants to make up with [them]?”

ELI JANG

♡ “love letter from Eli Jang?”

♡ “May I request a love letter from Eli Jang to his [spouse] after a big fight?”

EUGENE

♡ “the moment i saw ur love letter event thingy i was so ready to ask for eugene !”

GOO KIM

♡ “Dear Goo, you're my favorite :3”

♡ “love letter from everyone's favorite chaotic goof, Goo?”

♡ “Can I request one for Goo...”

♡ “goo apologizing to reader after their stupid argument with each other me thinks”

GUN PARK

♡ “love letter from Gun?”

♡ “love letter from jonggun please? preferably as a husband or fiancée?”

♡ “apology letter... after a heated argument”

JAKE KIM

♡ “angsty love letter between jake and reader while hes in juvie...”

♡ “Love letter form Jake to his [spouse]”

JAY HONG

♡ “dear jay hong plz come back i miss u sm and hknestly i just want to see u again”

JOHAN SEONG

♡ “Can I get a love letter from Johan?”

MIRA KIM

♡ “hey mira who cares abt zack when you have me ;)))))”

VASCO

VIN JIN

♡ “OH MY GOD VASCO PLZ UR SO PRECIOUS PLZ SQUISH ME W UR MUSCLES ♡♡♡♡”

♡ “💌 — dear euntae, you're so gorgeous, i'd glue my eyes shut just so you'd be the last person i'd ever see !! <3”

♡ “vin ur super cool can we date !?”

♡ “love letter from vin jin?”

ZACK LEE

♡ “Dear Zack Lee, I'm writing this letter to you...”

ZOE PARK

♡ “Can i request one from Zoe park...”

YUSEONG (CAP GUY)

♡ “can you write a love letter from yuseong??”

⊱ ──────── {.⋅ ✯ ⋅.} ──────── ⊰

ＶＩＲＡＬ ＨＩＴ ／ ＨＯＷ ＴＯ ＦＩＧＨＴ

TAEHUN SEONG

♡ “u bastard i like u now u have to date me”

♡ “an angsty letter from Taehun to his s/o... about him and [them] fighting over something. ... [s/o] is jealous about the girls that are trying to get his attention”

♡ “a breakup letter from Taehun? He is still in love with the reader but has to break up and it's kind of a mess. Like 'I don't want to do it but I need to' situation”

♡ “Love letter from Taehun to [his partner] when [he] proposes them”

SEONGJUN BAEK

♡ “a letter from Seongjoon”

♡ “...an apology letter for a heated argument”

♡ “Love letter from Seongjun to [his partner] when [he] proposes them”

YEONWOO JI

♡ “the moment i saw ur love letter event thingy i was so ready to ask for... yeonwoo”

[taehoons-taekwondoblog]

ANNOUNCEMENT 📣

Did you enjoy my misery yesterday, wearing that damn maid outfit? Halloween’s over. It’s time to be a good Taekwondo student and prepare for the first belt test.

Some bigots attacked me last night for being a homo (I only answered 1 ask, the rest was blocked).

Of course I kicked them out. No asshole on my blog.

And they were gone forever. Poof! Shoo! Fuck off!

The evils were defeated. Peace was brought back. But…it’s getting kinda boring, don’t ya think?

There are 6 of us being active in YHC: Yoo Hobin, Woo Jihyeok, Ga Eul, Yeo Rumi, Hwang Mangi and I, Seong Taehoon. Plus 2 allies: Han Wanguk and Ji Yeonwoo. And uncle Birdie 244. Baek Seongjoon’s gone, and I highly doubt he’ll come back. Joo Jisoo though, he’ll be back soon.

Where are the others? I’m bored and need something to do. Someone to talk to and bully.

Where’s my dad, Seong Hansoo? He should be here to supervise you guys. Where’s Logan Gracie? I wanna learn from him too.

Where are Kim Moonseong, Choi Bomi, Lee Hyeonsoo and Han Gyeoul?

WHERE IN THE WORLD ARE THEY?

If you know where they are, please call or message @yoo-hobin. He’ll take care of them.

My duty’s done. Peace.✌️

[chloe-jayde]

China Revives Global Yuan Push as Capital Outflow Worries Fade

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China Revives Global Yuan Push as Capital Outflow Worries Fade

© Bloomberg. An employee arranges genuine bundles of Chinese one-hundred yuan banknotes at the Counterfeit Notes Response Center of KEB Hana Bank in Seoul, South Korea, on Monday, Aug. 14, 2017. China’s factory output and investment slowed somewhat in July, according to data released today, yet the yuan appeared not to take the data as negative, if in fact it’s paying attention to it at all. Photographer: SeongJoon Cho/Bloomberg

(Bloomberg) — After more than two years on the back-burner, there are signs that China is once again focusing on its efforts to increase the yuan’s status in global finance.

Since May, initiatives from the central bank and government have included:

Starting full operation of a new phase of an international payment system, extending its running hours

Making it easier for overseas lenders to borrow the yuan, to help facilitate foreign investments in onshore bonds and stocks

Signaling the resumption of a program for mainland investors to buy offshore assets with the yuan that’s been on ice since 2015

The yuan grabbed a record 2.8 percent slice of global payments three years ago, before a crackdown on outflows in the wake of the 2015 devaluation saw that figure shrink to 1.7 percent as of April. These days — with China’s foreign reserves rising and volatility staying low — officials have a window to refocus on President Xi Jinping’s quest for a bigger Chinese role in global finance.

“There will surely be more utilization of the currency in cross-border transfers this year,” said Ji Tianhe, a China rates and foreign-exchange strategist at BNP Paribas (PA:) SA. “The exchange rate will be influenced by global financial markets more. Offshore investors will also become a more important driver for onshore bonds.”

Recent strength in the yuan — which had its biggest rally in 10 years in the first quarter — has given policy makers room to relax curbs on outflows. China’s foreign reserves, the world’s biggest, increased in all but only three months since the start of last year, while overseas demand for the currency is showing some signs of picking up. Hong Kong yuan deposits increased the most since 2011 in April, according to data released last week.

Building Ties

On top of other measures, a long-term project also may also help boost the yuan’s role: Xi’s Belt and Road Initiative to deepen economic ties with countries across the Eurasian landmass and beyond.

“BRI trade and investment would definitely increase currency flows between China and other Belt and Road countries,” said Ben Yuen, Hong Kong-based fixed-income chief investment officer at BOCHK Asset Management Ltd.

The pace of moves to broaden the yuan’s role remains captive to investor confidence. A steeper rally in the greenback, which just capped its seventh week of gains, could renew concern about a depreciating yuan. The stock market remains stuck in the doldrums, despite MSCI Inc. adding local stocks to its gauges and rising corporate defaults are rippling through the nation’s bond market.

For now, foreign funds appear bullish on Chinese assets, buying a record amount of the nation’s shares last month, while also emerging as the dominant force in government debt. Although the yuan has fallen 2.5 percent against the dollar from its March high, there’s little concern about moves getting out of control — one-month implied volatility is near an almost five-month low.

Conditions are ripe for officials to take additional steps to boost its global sway, according to MK Tang, Hong Kong-based senior China economist at Goldman Sachs Group Inc (NYSE:). These may include making it easier for foreigners to buy Chinese bonds and allowing domestic investors to buy more overseas assets.

“Internationalizing the yuan would be a natural step for the government to take now,” said Tang.

Disclaimer: Fusion Media would like to remind you that the data contained in this website is not necessarily real-time nor accurate. All CFDs (stocks, indexes, futures) and Forex prices are not provided by exchanges but rather by market makers, and so prices may not be accurate and may differ from the actual market price, meaning prices are indicative and not appropriate for trading purposes. Therefore Fusion Media doesn`t bear any responsibility for any trading losses you might incur as a result of using this data.

Fusion Media or anyone involved with Fusion Media will not accept any liability for loss or damage as a result of reliance on the information including data, quotes, charts and buy/sell signals contained within this website. Please be fully informed regarding the risks and costs associated with trading the financial markets, it is one of the riskiest investment forms possible.

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[jettadarkwynd]

China Revives Global Yuan Push as Capital Outflow Worries Fade

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China Revives Global Yuan Push as Capital Outflow Worries Fade

© Bloomberg. An employee arranges genuine bundles of Chinese one-hundred yuan banknotes at the Counterfeit Notes Response Center of KEB Hana Bank in Seoul, South Korea, on Monday, Aug. 14, 2017. China’s factory output and investment slowed somewhat in July, according to data released today, yet the yuan appeared not to take the data as negative, if in fact it’s paying attention to it at all. Photographer: SeongJoon Cho/Bloomberg

(Bloomberg) — After more than two years on the back-burner, there are signs that China is once again focusing on its efforts to increase the yuan’s status in global finance.

Since May, initiatives from the central bank and government have included:

Starting full operation of a new phase of an international payment system, extending its running hours

Making it easier for overseas lenders to borrow the yuan, to help facilitate foreign investments in onshore bonds and stocks

Signaling the resumption of a program for mainland investors to buy offshore assets with the yuan that’s been on ice since 2015

The yuan grabbed a record 2.8 percent slice of global payments three years ago, before a crackdown on outflows in the wake of the 2015 devaluation saw that figure shrink to 1.7 percent as of April. These days — with China’s foreign reserves rising and volatility staying low — officials have a window to refocus on President Xi Jinping’s quest for a bigger Chinese role in global finance.

“There will surely be more utilization of the currency in cross-border transfers this year,” said Ji Tianhe, a China rates and foreign-exchange strategist at BNP Paribas (PA:) SA. “The exchange rate will be influenced by global financial markets more. Offshore investors will also become a more important driver for onshore bonds.”

Recent strength in the yuan — which had its biggest rally in 10 years in the first quarter — has given policy makers room to relax curbs on outflows. China’s foreign reserves, the world’s biggest, increased in all but only three months since the start of last year, while overseas demand for the currency is showing some signs of picking up. Hong Kong yuan deposits increased the most since 2011 in April, according to data released last week.

Building Ties

On top of other measures, a long-term project also may also help boost the yuan’s role: Xi’s Belt and Road Initiative to deepen economic ties with countries across the Eurasian landmass and beyond.

“BRI trade and investment would definitely increase currency flows between China and other Belt and Road countries,” said Ben Yuen, Hong Kong-based fixed-income chief investment officer at BOCHK Asset Management Ltd.

The pace of moves to broaden the yuan’s role remains captive to investor confidence. A steeper rally in the greenback, which just capped its seventh week of gains, could renew concern about a depreciating yuan. The stock market remains stuck in the doldrums, despite MSCI Inc. adding local stocks to its gauges and rising corporate defaults are rippling through the nation’s bond market.

For now, foreign funds appear bullish on Chinese assets, buying a record amount of the nation’s shares last month, while also emerging as the dominant force in government debt. Although the yuan has fallen 2.5 percent against the dollar from its March high, there’s little concern about moves getting out of control — one-month implied volatility is near an almost five-month low.

Conditions are ripe for officials to take additional steps to boost its global sway, according to MK Tang, Hong Kong-based senior China economist at Goldman Sachs Group Inc (NYSE:). These may include making it easier for foreigners to buy Chinese bonds and allowing domestic investors to buy more overseas assets.

“Internationalizing the yuan would be a natural step for the government to take now,” said Tang.

Disclaimer: Fusion Media would like to remind you that the data contained in this website is not necessarily real-time nor accurate. All CFDs (stocks, indexes, futures) and Forex prices are not provided by exchanges but rather by market makers, and so prices may not be accurate and may differ from the actual market price, meaning prices are indicative and not appropriate for trading purposes. Therefore Fusion Media doesn`t bear any responsibility for any trading losses you might incur as a result of using this data.

Fusion Media or anyone involved with Fusion Media will not accept any liability for loss or damage as a result of reliance on the information including data, quotes, charts and buy/sell signals contained within this website. Please be fully informed regarding the risks and costs associated with trading the financial markets, it is one of the riskiest investment forms possible.

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[eatsbop]

Dear Diary,

The children I used to babysit are getting married.. and I still can't decide which cookie to eat first.

[cute1dfacts]

China Revives Global Yuan Push as Capital Outflow Worries Fade

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China Revives Global Yuan Push as Capital Outflow Worries Fade

© Bloomberg. An employee arranges genuine bundles of Chinese one-hundred yuan banknotes at the Counterfeit Notes Response Center of KEB Hana Bank in Seoul, South Korea, on Monday, Aug. 14, 2017. China’s factory output and investment slowed somewhat in July, according to data released today, yet the yuan appeared not to take the data as negative, if in fact it’s paying attention to it at all. Photographer: SeongJoon Cho/Bloomberg

(Bloomberg) — After more than two years on the back-burner, there are signs that China is once again focusing on its efforts to increase the yuan’s status in global finance.

Since May, initiatives from the central bank and government have included:

Starting full operation of a new phase of an international payment system, extending its running hours

Making it easier for overseas lenders to borrow the yuan, to help facilitate foreign investments in onshore bonds and stocks

Signaling the resumption of a program for mainland investors to buy offshore assets with the yuan that’s been on ice since 2015

The yuan grabbed a record 2.8 percent slice of global payments three years ago, before a crackdown on outflows in the wake of the 2015 devaluation saw that figure shrink to 1.7 percent as of April. These days — with China’s foreign reserves rising and volatility staying low — officials have a window to refocus on President Xi Jinping’s quest for a bigger Chinese role in global finance.

“There will surely be more utilization of the currency in cross-border transfers this year,” said Ji Tianhe, a China rates and foreign-exchange strategist at BNP Paribas (PA:) SA. “The exchange rate will be influenced by global financial markets more. Offshore investors will also become a more important driver for onshore bonds.”

Recent strength in the yuan — which had its biggest rally in 10 years in the first quarter — has given policy makers room to relax curbs on outflows. China’s foreign reserves, the world’s biggest, increased in all but only three months since the start of last year, while overseas demand for the currency is showing some signs of picking up. Hong Kong yuan deposits increased the most since 2011 in April, according to data released last week.

Building Ties

On top of other measures, a long-term project also may also help boost the yuan’s role: Xi’s Belt and Road Initiative to deepen economic ties with countries across the Eurasian landmass and beyond.

“BRI trade and investment would definitely increase currency flows between China and other Belt and Road countries,” said Ben Yuen, Hong Kong-based fixed-income chief investment officer at BOCHK Asset Management Ltd.

The pace of moves to broaden the yuan’s role remains captive to investor confidence. A steeper rally in the greenback, which just capped its seventh week of gains, could renew concern about a depreciating yuan. The stock market remains stuck in the doldrums, despite MSCI Inc. adding local stocks to its gauges and rising corporate defaults are rippling through the nation’s bond market.

For now, foreign funds appear bullish on Chinese assets, buying a record amount of the nation’s shares last month, while also emerging as the dominant force in government debt. Although the yuan has fallen 2.5 percent against the dollar from its March high, there’s little concern about moves getting out of control — one-month implied volatility is near an almost five-month low.

Conditions are ripe for officials to take additional steps to boost its global sway, according to MK Tang, Hong Kong-based senior China economist at Goldman Sachs Group Inc (NYSE:). These may include making it easier for foreigners to buy Chinese bonds and allowing domestic investors to buy more overseas assets.

“Internationalizing the yuan would be a natural step for the government to take now,” said Tang.

Disclaimer: Fusion Media would like to remind you that the data contained in this website is not necessarily real-time nor accurate. All CFDs (stocks, indexes, futures) and Forex prices are not provided by exchanges but rather by market makers, and so prices may not be accurate and may differ from the actual market price, meaning prices are indicative and not appropriate for trading purposes. Therefore Fusion Media doesn`t bear any responsibility for any trading losses you might incur as a result of using this data.

Fusion Media or anyone involved with Fusion Media will not accept any liability for loss or damage as a result of reliance on the information including data, quotes, charts and buy/sell signals contained within this website. Please be fully informed regarding the risks and costs associated with trading the financial markets, it is one of the riskiest investment forms possible.

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[shidos-daughter]

Let me know if you're enjoying this, I'll make more😂

[anticapitalistclown]

Heyooo~ a HTF stan here~ can I request how would htf's characters hands look like?

Thankssss❤❤❤❤

Welcome~ and here u have <3

How to fight characters hands 

Taehoon

Hobin

Seongjoon

244

Gaeul

Yeonwoo

Jihyeok / Snapper

Rumi

Moonsung

Hyunsoo

[taylordmorris]

China Revives Global Yuan Push as Capital Outflow Worries Fade

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China Revives Global Yuan Push as Capital Outflow Worries Fade

© Bloomberg. An employee arranges genuine bundles of Chinese one-hundred yuan banknotes at the Counterfeit Notes Response Center of KEB Hana Bank in Seoul, South Korea, on Monday, Aug. 14, 2017. China’s factory output and investment slowed somewhat in July, according to data released today, yet the yuan appeared not to take the data as negative, if in fact it’s paying attention to it at all. Photographer: SeongJoon Cho/Bloomberg

(Bloomberg) — After more than two years on the back-burner, there are signs that China is once again focusing on its efforts to increase the yuan’s status in global finance.

Since May, initiatives from the central bank and government have included:

Starting full operation of a new phase of an international payment system, extending its running hours

Making it easier for overseas lenders to borrow the yuan, to help facilitate foreign investments in onshore bonds and stocks

Signaling the resumption of a program for mainland investors to buy offshore assets with the yuan that’s been on ice since 2015

The yuan grabbed a record 2.8 percent slice of global payments three years ago, before a crackdown on outflows in the wake of the 2015 devaluation saw that figure shrink to 1.7 percent as of April. These days — with China’s foreign reserves rising and volatility staying low — officials have a window to refocus on President Xi Jinping’s quest for a bigger Chinese role in global finance.

“There will surely be more utilization of the currency in cross-border transfers this year,” said Ji Tianhe, a China rates and foreign-exchange strategist at BNP Paribas (PA:) SA. “The exchange rate will be influenced by global financial markets more. Offshore investors will also become a more important driver for onshore bonds.”

Recent strength in the yuan — which had its biggest rally in 10 years in the first quarter — has given policy makers room to relax curbs on outflows. China’s foreign reserves, the world’s biggest, increased in all but only three months since the start of last year, while overseas demand for the currency is showing some signs of picking up. Hong Kong yuan deposits increased the most since 2011 in April, according to data released last week.

Building Ties

On top of other measures, a long-term project also may also help boost the yuan’s role: Xi’s Belt and Road Initiative to deepen economic ties with countries across the Eurasian landmass and beyond.

“BRI trade and investment would definitely increase currency flows between China and other Belt and Road countries,” said Ben Yuen, Hong Kong-based fixed-income chief investment officer at BOCHK Asset Management Ltd.

The pace of moves to broaden the yuan’s role remains captive to investor confidence. A steeper rally in the greenback, which just capped its seventh week of gains, could renew concern about a depreciating yuan. The stock market remains stuck in the doldrums, despite MSCI Inc. adding local stocks to its gauges and rising corporate defaults are rippling through the nation’s bond market.

For now, foreign funds appear bullish on Chinese assets, buying a record amount of the nation’s shares last month, while also emerging as the dominant force in government debt. Although the yuan has fallen 2.5 percent against the dollar from its March high, there’s little concern about moves getting out of control — one-month implied volatility is near an almost five-month low.

Conditions are ripe for officials to take additional steps to boost its global sway, according to MK Tang, Hong Kong-based senior China economist at Goldman Sachs Group Inc (NYSE:). These may include making it easier for foreigners to buy Chinese bonds and allowing domestic investors to buy more overseas assets.

“Internationalizing the yuan would be a natural step for the government to take now,” said Tang.

Disclaimer: Fusion Media would like to remind you that the data contained in this website is not necessarily real-time nor accurate. All CFDs (stocks, indexes, futures) and Forex prices are not provided by exchanges but rather by market makers, and so prices may not be accurate and may differ from the actual market price, meaning prices are indicative and not appropriate for trading purposes. Therefore Fusion Media doesn`t bear any responsibility for any trading losses you might incur as a result of using this data.

Fusion Media or anyone involved with Fusion Media will not accept any liability for loss or damage as a result of reliance on the information including data, quotes, charts and buy/sell signals contained within this website. Please be fully informed regarding the risks and costs associated with trading the financial markets, it is one of the riskiest investment forms possible.

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China Revives Global Yuan Push as Capital Outflow Worries Fade

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China Revives Global Yuan Push as Capital Outflow Worries Fade

© Bloomberg. An employee arranges genuine bundles of Chinese one-hundred yuan banknotes at the Counterfeit Notes Response Center of KEB Hana Bank in Seoul, South Korea, on Monday, Aug. 14, 2017. China’s factory output and investment slowed somewhat in July, according to data released today, yet the yuan appeared not to take the data as negative, if in fact it’s paying attention to it at all. Photographer: SeongJoon Cho/Bloomberg

(Bloomberg) — After more than two years on the back-burner, there are signs that China is once again focusing on its efforts to increase the yuan’s status in global finance.

Since May, initiatives from the central bank and government have included:

Starting full operation of a new phase of an international payment system, extending its running hours

Making it easier for overseas lenders to borrow the yuan, to help facilitate foreign investments in onshore bonds and stocks

Signaling the resumption of a program for mainland investors to buy offshore assets with the yuan that’s been on ice since 2015

The yuan grabbed a record 2.8 percent slice of global payments three years ago, before a crackdown on outflows in the wake of the 2015 devaluation saw that figure shrink to 1.7 percent as of April. These days — with China’s foreign reserves rising and volatility staying low — officials have a window to refocus on President Xi Jinping’s quest for a bigger Chinese role in global finance.

“There will surely be more utilization of the currency in cross-border transfers this year,” said Ji Tianhe, a China rates and foreign-exchange strategist at BNP Paribas (PA:) SA. “The exchange rate will be influenced by global financial markets more. Offshore investors will also become a more important driver for onshore bonds.”

Recent strength in the yuan — which had its biggest rally in 10 years in the first quarter — has given policy makers room to relax curbs on outflows. China’s foreign reserves, the world’s biggest, increased in all but only three months since the start of last year, while overseas demand for the currency is showing some signs of picking up. Hong Kong yuan deposits increased the most since 2011 in April, according to data released last week.

Building Ties

On top of other measures, a long-term project also may also help boost the yuan’s role: Xi’s Belt and Road Initiative to deepen economic ties with countries across the Eurasian landmass and beyond.

“BRI trade and investment would definitely increase currency flows between China and other Belt and Road countries,” said Ben Yuen, Hong Kong-based fixed-income chief investment officer at BOCHK Asset Management Ltd.

The pace of moves to broaden the yuan’s role remains captive to investor confidence. A steeper rally in the greenback, which just capped its seventh week of gains, could renew concern about a depreciating yuan. The stock market remains stuck in the doldrums, despite MSCI Inc. adding local stocks to its gauges and rising corporate defaults are rippling through the nation’s bond market.

For now, foreign funds appear bullish on Chinese assets, buying a record amount of the nation’s shares last month, while also emerging as the dominant force in government debt. Although the yuan has fallen 2.5 percent against the dollar from its March high, there’s little concern about moves getting out of control — one-month implied volatility is near an almost five-month low.

Conditions are ripe for officials to take additional steps to boost its global sway, according to MK Tang, Hong Kong-based senior China economist at Goldman Sachs Group Inc (NYSE:). These may include making it easier for foreigners to buy Chinese bonds and allowing domestic investors to buy more overseas assets.

“Internationalizing the yuan would be a natural step for the government to take now,” said Tang.

Disclaimer: Fusion Media would like to remind you that the data contained in this website is not necessarily real-time nor accurate. All CFDs (stocks, indexes, futures) and Forex prices are not provided by exchanges but rather by market makers, and so prices may not be accurate and may differ from the actual market price, meaning prices are indicative and not appropriate for trading purposes. Therefore Fusion Media doesn`t bear any responsibility for any trading losses you might incur as a result of using this data.

Fusion Media or anyone involved with Fusion Media will not accept any liability for loss or damage as a result of reliance on the information including data, quotes, charts and buy/sell signals contained within this website. Please be fully informed regarding the risks and costs associated with trading the financial markets, it is one of the riskiest investment forms possible.

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China Revives Global Yuan Push as Capital Outflow Worries Fade

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China Revives Global Yuan Push as Capital Outflow Worries Fade

© Bloomberg. An employee arranges genuine bundles of Chinese one-hundred yuan banknotes at the Counterfeit Notes Response Center of KEB Hana Bank in Seoul, South Korea, on Monday, Aug. 14, 2017. China’s factory output and investment slowed somewhat in July, according to data released today, yet the yuan appeared not to take the data as negative, if in fact it’s paying attention to it at all. Photographer: SeongJoon Cho/Bloomberg

(Bloomberg) — After more than two years on the back-burner, there are signs that China is once again focusing on its efforts to increase the yuan’s status in global finance.

Since May, initiatives from the central bank and government have included:

Starting full operation of a new phase of an international payment system, extending its running hours

Making it easier for overseas lenders to borrow the yuan, to help facilitate foreign investments in onshore bonds and stocks

Signaling the resumption of a program for mainland investors to buy offshore assets with the yuan that’s been on ice since 2015

The yuan grabbed a record 2.8 percent slice of global payments three years ago, before a crackdown on outflows in the wake of the 2015 devaluation saw that figure shrink to 1.7 percent as of April. These days — with China’s foreign reserves rising and volatility staying low — officials have a window to refocus on President Xi Jinping’s quest for a bigger Chinese role in global finance.

“There will surely be more utilization of the currency in cross-border transfers this year,” said Ji Tianhe, a China rates and foreign-exchange strategist at BNP Paribas (PA:) SA. “The exchange rate will be influenced by global financial markets more. Offshore investors will also become a more important driver for onshore bonds.”

Recent strength in the yuan — which had its biggest rally in 10 years in the first quarter — has given policy makers room to relax curbs on outflows. China’s foreign reserves, the world’s biggest, increased in all but only three months since the start of last year, while overseas demand for the currency is showing some signs of picking up. Hong Kong yuan deposits increased the most since 2011 in April, according to data released last week.

Building Ties

On top of other measures, a long-term project also may also help boost the yuan’s role: Xi’s Belt and Road Initiative to deepen economic ties with countries across the Eurasian landmass and beyond.

“BRI trade and investment would definitely increase currency flows between China and other Belt and Road countries,” said Ben Yuen, Hong Kong-based fixed-income chief investment officer at BOCHK Asset Management Ltd.

The pace of moves to broaden the yuan’s role remains captive to investor confidence. A steeper rally in the greenback, which just capped its seventh week of gains, could renew concern about a depreciating yuan. The stock market remains stuck in the doldrums, despite MSCI Inc. adding local stocks to its gauges and rising corporate defaults are rippling through the nation’s bond market.

For now, foreign funds appear bullish on Chinese assets, buying a record amount of the nation’s shares last month, while also emerging as the dominant force in government debt. Although the yuan has fallen 2.5 percent against the dollar from its March high, there’s little concern about moves getting out of control — one-month implied volatility is near an almost five-month low.

Conditions are ripe for officials to take additional steps to boost its global sway, according to MK Tang, Hong Kong-based senior China economist at Goldman Sachs Group Inc (NYSE:). These may include making it easier for foreigners to buy Chinese bonds and allowing domestic investors to buy more overseas assets.

“Internationalizing the yuan would be a natural step for the government to take now,” said Tang.

Disclaimer: Fusion Media would like to remind you that the data contained in this website is not necessarily real-time nor accurate. All CFDs (stocks, indexes, futures) and Forex prices are not provided by exchanges but rather by market makers, and so prices may not be accurate and may differ from the actual market price, meaning prices are indicative and not appropriate for trading purposes. Therefore Fusion Media doesn`t bear any responsibility for any trading losses you might incur as a result of using this data.

Fusion Media or anyone involved with Fusion Media will not accept any liability for loss or damage as a result of reliance on the information including data, quotes, charts and buy/sell signals contained within this website. Please be fully informed regarding the risks and costs associated with trading the financial markets, it is one of the riskiest investment forms possible.

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