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China's forex reserves rise slightly in December 2022

09 Jan '23
1 min read
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Pic: Shutterstock/ Pixels Hunter

China’s foreign exchange reserves increased by 0.33 per cent month-over-month (MoM) towards the end of December 2022 to touch $3.1277 trillion, as per the State Administration of Foreign Exchange. The boost in foreign exchange reserves was credited to the impact of both asset price changes and currency translation.

The East Asian country’s foreign exchange reserves are anticipated to remain stable overall due to the potential, vitality, and resilience of the Chinese economy. The fundamentals supporting the nation’s long-term growth have continued to be robust, various Chinese media reports quoted the regulator as saying.

Moreover, it was noted that along with the drop in the prices of global financial assets, the US dollar index declined because of the expectations of major economies, global microeconomic data, and the monetary policy in December 2022.

ALCHEMPro News Desk (NB)

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