Morgan Stanley expects the yuan to rise to 6.70 near term and 6.75 by year-end
on stronger growth and improved risk sentiment but sees limited further upside,
arguing the currency is not significantly undervalued. The CFETS index shows the
yuan has mostly caught up after earlier weakness. This contrasts with more
bullish forecasts from Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan AM, and Lotus Asset Management,
which see potential gains toward 6.5–6.2.