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China's central bank said "do not bet on one-way appreciation or depreciation of the yuan, as losses will definitely be incurred in the long term" in a statement released Wednesday. The onshore yuan has fallen more than 4% against the dollar this month and is on track for the worst annual loss since 1994. Enda Curran reports on Bloomberg Television.