The data released by the People's Bank of China last Friday (October 7) shows that the foreign exchange reserves at the end of September were US $ 3.029.90 trillion (the same, about 4.34 trillion yuan), which decreased by 25.926 billion U.S. dollars, which continuedThe decline in the previous month was mainly affected by the continued rise of the US dollar index and the plunge of global financial asset prices.
According to the Wall Street Journal, the foreign exchange reserves at the end of August were US $ 3.055 trillion, a decrease of 49.18 billion US dollars from the end of July.
The foreign exchange reserve at the end of July was US $ 310.41 trillion, a month -on -month increase of 32.799 billion US dollars.
The foreign exchange reserve at the end of April was US $ 311.97 trillion, a decrease of US $ 68.274 billion, a consecutive four months, and the largest decrease to more than five years.
The China Foreign Exchange Bureau explained that the flow of cross -border funds in September was generally stable, and the continuation of domestic foreign exchange supply and demand continued to balance.In the international financial market, affected by factors such as currency and fiscal policies and macroeconomic data of major countries, the US dollar index has further increased, and global financial asset prices have fallen sharply.Factors such as exchange rate converts and asset price changes have comprehensive effects, and the scale of foreign exchange reserves in that month has decreased slightly.
According to the data provider, the US dollar index rose 3.19%in September, and the fourth consecutive month has significantly higher. However, the trend of the whole month has shown significantly.
At the same time, the RMB in the shore fell 3.35%in September in September, falling for seven months.
In addition, the US Treasury bond prices have fallen for the second consecutive month in September, which will reduce the valuation of US debt held in foreign reserves.
