State Administration of Foreign Exchange: As of the end of March, China's foreign exchange reserves stood at $3,342.1 billion.

People’s Finance & News reported on April 7 that, according to statistics from the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, as of the end of March 2026, China’s foreign exchange reserves stood at $3.34T, down $85.7 billion from the end of February, a decline of 2.5%. In March, affected by factors such as the global macro environment, the monetary policies of major economies, and expectations, the U.S. dollar index rose and prices of major global financial assets fell. Combined effects of factors including currency translation and changes in asset prices led to a decline in the foreign exchange reserves during the month. China’s economic performance has remained generally stable, with progress while maintaining stability, and high-quality development has achieved new results, providing support for keeping the foreign exchange reserves basically stable.