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China Challenged to Keep Yuan Stable as Dollar Rises

PBOC must support growth while keeping currency valuable enough to stem flood of wealth abroad

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BEIJING—Having had it easy for a few months, the Chinese central bank is now coming under renewed pressure to steady the yuan and prevent money from leaving China’s shores.

The culprit is the dollar.

The greenback’s weakness in the past two months...

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