The semi annual US Treasury report on which US trade partners are manipulating their their currencies is here:

Long story short is that no one, not even China is a forex manipulator, says the Treasury

China was not expected to have been named.

The offshore yuan response, a small strengthening for the CNH against the USD:

The bigger picture direction for the yuan is lower (USD/yuan higher), capital flows would suggest that but there is also the background of aggressive US tariff action that China is likely to counter with currency devaluation (though they say they wont won't I ain't buing that)

ps. if you are confused about onshore and offshore yuan,

  • CNY,
  • CNH,
  • RMB,
  • yuan …. (I think that's about it :-D )

and what have you, just ask.