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China Records Increase in FX Reserves

(MENAFN) China's foreign currency holdings climbed to $3.3579 trillion by December 2025's close, representing a $11.5 billion jump—a 0.34 percent gain—compared to November's final figures, according to government statistics released Wednesday.

The State Administration of Foreign Exchange attributed the growth to a weakening dollar index alongside divergent performance across international financial markets throughout the previous month, shaped by economic indicators and central bank policy decisions across leading economies.

Currency translation effects combined with shifting asset valuations propelled the monthly expansion in China's foreign exchange stockpile, the administration confirmed. The steady accumulation reflects ongoing stability in the nation's external financial position despite global economic uncertainties and volatility across major currency markets.

Financial analysts monitor these reserves closely as they serve as a critical buffer against external shocks and currency fluctuations.

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