China鈥檚 forex reserves dip in February
China鈥檚 foreign currency reserves stood at US$3.2050 trillion at the end of February, down from US$3.2107 trillion registered at the end of January, the central bank said yesterday.
The country鈥檚 gold reserves remained unchanged by the end of February at 62.64 million ounces, according to the People鈥檚 Bank of China.
The foreign currency reserves fell by US$5.7 billion at the end of February, or 0.18 percent month on month, said the State Administration of Foreign Exchange spokesperson Wang Chunying.
China鈥檚 foreign exchange market functioned smoothly with expectations remaining stable, she said.
In global financial markets, the dollar index, which measures the greenback against six major peers, rose, while the financial asset prices of major countries fell, due to the progress in the development of COVID-19 vaccines and major countries鈥 fiscal policies and inflation expectations, Wang noted.
She attributed the decline in China鈥檚 foreign currency reserves to the combined effects of currency translation and changes in asset prices.
Wang, however, expected the scale of China鈥檚 foreign currency reserves to remain generally stable, despite uncertainties in global financial markets amid virus-induced risks.
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