Statistics from the State Administration of Foreign Exchange show that as of the end of August 2026, China's foreign exchange reserves were US$343.83 billion, up US$19.5 billion from the end of July, or 0.57%. In August 2026, due to factors such as global macroeconomic data and monetary policy expectations of major economies, the US dollar index fell, and the price performance of major global financial assets was divided. Due to a combination of factors such as exchange rate conversion and changes in asset prices, the size of foreign exchange reserves increased during the month. China's economy is generally running smoothly, steadily, and progressing, showing strong resilience and vitality, providing support for maintaining basic stability in the size of foreign exchange reserves.

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