Despite global fluctuations, China's reserves are on the rise
Original headlineKüresel dalgalanmalara rağmen Çin'in rezervleri yükselişte
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China’s foreign-exchange reserves rose by $4.9 billion in October to $3.4052 trillion, a 0.14% month-over-month increase, according to data released by the State Administration of Foreign Exchange. The gain came despite continued global market volatility, underscoring the scale of Beijing’s reserve buffer as investors weigh currency and capital-flow pressures. The figures are closely watched as a gauge of intervention capacity and external stability. Next, markets will focus on whether the reserve increase persists in November and on any signals from SAFE on capital flows and exchange-rate management.
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