China’s foreign-exchange stockpile rose for a sixth consecutive month to US$3.317 trillion at the end of June, a US$32.2 billion increase from May and slightly above the market consensus of US$3.313 trillion, according to data from the State Administration of Foreign Exchange. The total is the highest since late 2015, helped by a weaker US dollar and gains in global asset prices. Official gold holdings also expanded, with the People’s Bank of China adding about 70,000 troy ounces in June. That lifted bullion reserves to 73.9 million ounces, valued at US$242.93 billion, marking the eighth straight month of purchases and bringing cumulative additions since November to roughly 34 tons. The simultaneous increases underscore Beijing’s efforts to diversify its reserve assets and maintain ample buffers as capital flows stabilise. The sustained buying streak comes while gold prices hover near record highs and central banks worldwide step up bullion acquisitions amid geopolitical uncertainty.
China added to its official gold reserves for an eighth straight month in June... China continues to stockpile.
China's foreign exchange reserves totaled $3.3174 trillion at the end of June 2025, up by $32.2 billion, or 0.98%, compared to the end of May, official data showed Monday. https://t.co/EASynJ2k2c
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