[07/12/2024 03:54]
BEIJING-SABA
China's total foreign exchange reserves rose to $3.2659 trillion at the end of November, up $4.8 billion, or 0.15 percent, from the end of October.
China's National Foreign Exchange Authority said in a statement published by the Chinese News Agency (Xinhua) today, Saturday, that both the dollar index and global financial asset prices rose last month, weighed down by the monetary policies of major economies, market expectations and macroeconomic data.
China's foreign exchange reserves increased last month due to the combined effects of factors such as currency conversion and changes in asset prices.
The statement indicated that the country's economic recovery is gaining momentum and market confidence is improving, and that these factors help maintain the stable size of the country's foreign exchange reserves.
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