The State Administration of Foreign Exchange: In July, China's foreign exchange market totaled a transaction volume of 28.96 trillion yuan.
On August 28, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange announced the trading profile data of China's foreign exchange market for July 2026.
On August 28, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange released the trading overview data for China's foreign exchange market for July 2026. The data indicates that in July 2026, the total trading volume of China's foreign exchange market (excluding the foreign currency spot market, the same below) reached 28.96 trillion yuan (approximately 4.26 trillion USD). Among this, the bank-to-client market amounted to 4.83 trillion yuan (approximately 0.71 trillion USD), while the interbank market accounted for 24.13 trillion yuan (approximately 3.55 trillion USD); the spot market had a cumulative trading volume of 10.08 trillion yuan (approximately 1.48 trillion USD), and the derivatives market had a cumulative trading volume of 18.89 trillion yuan (approximately 2.78 trillion USD). From January to July 2026, the cumulative trading volume of China's foreign exchange market reached 181.18 trillion yuan (approximately 26.34 trillion USD).
This article is compiled from the "State Administration of Foreign Exchange," edited by Chen Siyu.
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