SHANGHAI — China's yuan on Monday extended losses against the dollar after posting its fifth straight month of declines in May, weighed down by seasonal demand for foreign exchange.
Overseas-listed Chinese companies usually have to make foreign exchange purchases, which require selling yuan, to fulfill dividend payouts to their offshore shareholders between May and August.
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