The most obvious culprit is the strength of the u.s. dollar. Since the beginning of 2014, both the euro and the Japanese yen has declined about 15 percent versus the u.s. dollar. Thus, "red money" was also a bit weaker than the "blue silver", although it still kept the price better than most of the other currencies. According to the statistics of the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), the Yuan has risen about 7 percent real exchange rate (calculated according to the currency basket) in 2014.
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