the price of one currency in terms of another; the rate at which different currencies are traded

foreign currency or assets used for international transactions, including cash, checks, and drafts

to collect, summarize, and report information (e.g. to superiors or the public), or a report made in this manner

Broadway; a famous street and theater district in New York City

the body of words used in a language, by a person, or within a specific list or textbook

the rate at which one currency can be exchanged for another; same as [[汇率|匯率|hui4 lu:4]]

to come together or assemble; often used for crowds of people, goods, or flowing liquids

to come together or gather in one place; to flow together (of people, things, or streams)

to gather together and summarize; to collect and pool data, reports, or funds

To send money through a bank or post office

To earn or generate foreign exchange income through activities such as international trade.

to flow together or meet at a single point (of rivers, air currents, roads, etc.); a confluence or intersection

A market where international currencies are traded; includes transactions between banks, businesses, and individuals exchanging one country's currency for another.

to come together or unite; to join up (of forces, groups, or abstract things)

Regulation of the purchase and sale of foreign currencies by a government or central bank

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (HSBC)

to collect and edit materials or articles into a book or document; to aggregate data for publication

A performance or festival featuring multiple groups, units, or regions; to gather various artistic groups for a collective showcase

The transfer or exchange of funds through a bank or post office, typically to settle a debt or move capital

to remit funds through a bank or post office using telegraph, telex, or electronic means

A negotiable instrument signed by a drawer ordering a drawee to pay a fixed sum of money to a payee or bearer on a specific date; includes money orders, bank drafts, and bills of exchange

PRC government agency responsible for drafting laws and regulations governing foreign exchange market activities, also known by the abbreviation SAFE

An area in [[徐汇区|徐匯區|xu2 hui4 qu1]], Xuhui district, central Shanghai

To sell foreign currency to a designated bank for local currency at the current exchange rate

to purchase foreign currency or foreign exchange

Xuhui district, a central district of Shanghai

an exchange rate that is not fixed but is determined by supply and demand in the foreign exchange market

Foreign currency that can be paid immediately in international trade and foreign exchange transactions; a short form for [[现货外汇|現貨外匯|xian4 huo4 wai4 hui4]]

to flow together (as of streams); a place where waters meet or converge

The collective set of words and phrases in a language; lexicon. Also includes archaic words, dialects, loanwords, and technical terminology.

a place where lines, streams, or paths meet and cross

to accept a draft or bill of exchange

to use foreign exchange, usually referring to international currency transactions; primarily used in mainland China

A currency exchange rate that is fixed by international agreement or government policy, restricted to a narrow range of fluctuation around an official value.

a document or form used to send money through a bank or post office; a remittance slip

A government's restrictions on the purchase and sale of foreign currencies to maintain balance of payments or stabilize the domestic currency value.

remittance sent back home by Chinese citizens living abroad

(of rivers, water, or crowds) to flow or gather together from different directions

To convert money from one currency to another (e.g., local to foreign currency)

to flow into or converge, as of a river

An economic arrangement where foreign currency is bought or sold for delivery at a future date, used to manage risk from exchange rate changes.

A bank service for international trade where a seller provides shipping documents or a bill of exchange to a bank in exchange for immediate payment or acceptance; often refers specifically to export negotiation to help the seller's cash flow.

The practice of buying foreign currency in one market and selling it in another to profit from price differences.

A low-level computer programming language that uses mnemonic codes to represent machine instructions; referred to as [[组合语言|組合語言|zu3 he2 yu3 yan2]] in Taiwan.

to fuse together; to combine or blend multiple things into a single whole

(abbreviation) foreign exchange certificate; FEC; a currency issued between 1980 and 1994 for use by foreign visitors in China

fee charged by a bank or post office for transferring money; also called [[汇水|匯水|hui4 shui3]]

Illegal practice of evading state foreign exchange controls by transferring, trading, or depositing foreign currency abroad rather than selling it to the state or authorized banks

To remit funds through a bank or post office using a mail transfer