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    Europe
    Latest
    Date
    First Data
    Data Period

    Italy

    297463
    2025-06-30
    307194
    Monthly

    Russia

    688731
    2025-06-30
    680379
    Monthly

    Germany

    389303
    2025-06-30
    402515
    Monthly

    Sweden

    662082
    2025-06-30
    677808
    Monthly

    France

    294.72
    2025-06-30
    304.61
    Monthly

    United Kingdom

    203483
    2025-05-31
    200944
    Monthly

    Euro Area

    101.68
    2025-05-31
    101.33
    Monthly
    Australia
    Latest
    Date
    First Data
    Data Period

    Australia

    101948
    2025-06-30
    105636
    Monthly

    New Zealand

    45791
    2025-06-30
    46908
    Monthly
    Asia
    Latest
    Date
    First Data
    Data Period

    China

    3317000
    2025-06-30
    3285000
    Monthly

    Thailand

    257551
    2025-05-31
    256789
    Monthly

    Taiwan

    5984.3
    2025-06-30
    5929.5
    Monthly

    South Korea

    410200
    2025-06-30
    404600
    Monthly

    Hong Kong

    431900
    2025-06-30
    431100
    Monthly

    India

    702780
    2025-06-27
    697940
    Weekly

    Japan

    1313800
    2025-06-30
    1298100
    Monthly
    America
    Latest
    Date
    First Data
    Data Period

    Canada

    127864
    2025-06-30
    125037
    Monthly

    United States

    38470
    2025-05-31
    38565
    Monthly
    About Foreign Exchange Reserves

    "Foreign exchange reserves, also known as foreign exchange reserves, refer to foreign currency assets held by a country or region. These assets are usually held by the government or central bank of the country and are used for foreign exchange transactions in the international currency market and payment of international debts , maintaining exchange rate stability, etc. Foreign exchange reserves are usually denominated in US dollars or other major international currencies, and are one of the important indicators to measure the financial strength and credibility of a country or region.


    Sources of foreign exchange reserves usually include the following:


    Foreign trade: When a country exports goods or services, it earns foreign exchange earnings, which increases its foreign exchange reserves.


    Direct investment and portfolio investment: When foreign companies or individuals invest in the country, they need to buy local currency with their own currency, which increases the country's foreign exchange reserves.


    International aid: When international organizations or other countries provide aid to the country, it is usually in the form of foreign currency, which can also increase the country's foreign exchange reserves.


    External Debt: When a country borrows funds in foreign currency, the country needs to hold foreign exchange as a reserve for repaying external debt, which is also a source of foreign exchange reserves.


    The scale of foreign exchange reserves is of great significance to a country's economic and financial stability. Larger foreign exchange reserves can enhance the country's credibility and reputation, enhance its financial strength and ability to deal with economic risks. At the same time, large foreign exchange reserves can also stabilize the national currency exchange rate and avoid risks such as financial crisis and capital outflow. However, foreign exchange reserves also have their disadvantages. Some people believe that excessive foreign exchange reserves may lead to capital waste and speculation, and may also limit the autonomy of the country's monetary policy.


    In short, foreign exchange reserves are an important fiscal tool and financial indicator of a country or region, and play a vital role in maintaining the country's economic and financial stability. "

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