China’s Foreign Reserves Surge to $3.343trn in October

China’s Foreign Reserves Surge to $3.343trn in October

China’s foreign exchange reserves increased to USD 3.343 trillion in October 2025, up from USD 3.339 trillion in September and exceeding market expectations of USD 3.32 trillion.

According to China’s State Administration of Foreign Exchange data, the value of the country’s foreign exchange reserves increased by 0.14%, or $4.7 billion, from September.

The administration said that the US dollar index and global financial asset prices generally rose in October and that the increase in foreign exchange reserves was due to the combined effect of exchange transactions and changes in asset prices.

Also, China’s official gold reserves came in at 74.09 million ounces at the end of October, up from 74.06 million ounces a month earlier, marking its 12th consecutive month of increase, according to State Administration of Foreign Exchange Oando Profit Grows by 164% as Group Recognises N182bn Tax Credit
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