State Administration of Foreign Exchange: As of the end of September, China's foreign exchange reserves stood at 3.4003 trillion US dollars, down 1.11% month-on-month.

On October 7, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange released data on the scale of foreign exchange reserves at the end of September 2026. Statistics show that as of the end of September 2026, China's foreign exchange reserves stood at 3.4003 trillion US dollars, down 38.1 billion US dollars from the end of August, a decrease of 1.11%. In September 2026, affected by factors such as the global macroeconomic environment and the monetary policies of major economies, the US dollar index rose, and the prices of major global financial assets generally fell. The combined effects of factors such as exchange rate conversion and changes in asset prices led to a decline in the scale of foreign exchange reserves that month. China's economy has been operating generally smoothly, with new growth drivers and an improving structure, and new progress has been made in high-quality development, which is conducive to keeping the scale of foreign exchange reserves basically stable. This article was compiled from the official website of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange; edited by GMTEight's Chen Siyu.