Official data indicates that China's foreign exchange reserves amounted to $3.4163 trillion as of the end of June 2026.

This represents a decrease of $26 billion compared to the end of May, a decline of 0.75%.

In June 2026, factors such as macroeconomic data from major economies, monetary policies of key central banks, and market expectations contributed to a rise in the US dollar index, while prices of major global financial assets showed mixed performance.

The combined effect of currency translation and changes in asset prices led to the decrease in the foreign exchange reserve balance for the month.

China's economy remains generally stable and is progressing towards higher-quality development, which is conducive to maintaining the overall stability of its foreign exchange reserves.