<div id="readability-page-1">SHANGHAI, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Booming exports are pushing up China's currency and while analysts think authorities will resist further gains, risks are to the upside and could test the country's fragile economy. As the yuan exchange rate tiptoed toward and then passed the strong side of 7-per-dollar last year, foreign currency flows into Chinese banks hit a record $452 billion in December. The</div>

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<p>Yuan is expected to rise in 2026 due to booming exports, but analysts believe Chinese authorities will resist further gains to protect the fragile economy. The yuan exchange rate recently surpassed 7-per-dollar, with foreign currency inflows into Chinese banks reaching a record $452 billion in December.</p>

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Analysis: Yuan expected to rise in 2026, but Beijing has its reasons for saying not so fast