China’s forex reserves rise for tenth straight month in November

Friday, 08 December 2017 09:50:02 (GMT+3)   |   Shanghai
       

As of the end of November this year, China’s foreign exchange reserves amounted to $3.119277 trillion, up $10.064 billion or 0.32 percent compared to the figure recorded at the end of October, marking the tenth consecutive month-on-month increase in the country's foreign exchange reserves, as announced by China's State Administration of Foreign Exchange on December 8. The last tenth consecutive month-on-month increase in China’s foreign exchange reserves was observed in June 2014.


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