Our foreign exchange reserves have remained stable at over $3.2 trillion for 17 consecutive months.

The State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) statistics show that as of the end of April, China's foreign exchange reserves stood at 3.2817 trillion US dollars, an increase of 41 billion US dollars from the end of March, up by 1.27%, and has been stable above 3.2 trillion US dollars for 17 consecutive months. SAFE stated that in April, influenced by macroeconomic policies of major economies and economic growth expectations, the US dollar index declined, and global financial asset prices fluctuated. China's economy is showing signs of improvement, with strong resilience and vitality, which is beneficial for maintaining the basic stability of the foreign exchange reserve size.