Investors are looking to China's daily fixing of the yuan for a sign of goodwill toward the United States after President Donald Trump said a phase-one trade deal had been reached.

So far, the signs aren't too positive.

The People's Bank of China (PBOC) fixed the yuan at almost exactly the same rate on Monday as they did on Friday. A stronger fix would have allayed concern they are manipulating the currency to boost exports.

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