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China's foreign exchange reserves declined by USD 9 billion to USD 3.096 trillion in November 2019, compared to market expectations of a USD 2 billion fall to USD 3.103 trillion, amid escalating US - China trade war. The decrease in November reserves was due to changes in global exchange rates and asset prices, the foreign exchange regulator said in a statement. Considering the first eleven months of the year, the amount rose by USD 22.9 billion, or 0.7 percent from the beginning of 2019. The value of gold reserves dropped to USD 91.47 billion at the end of November from USD 94.65 billion at the end of October.

China's foreign exchange reserves increased by USD 12.7 billion to USD 3.105 trillion in October 2019, compared to market expectations of a USD 7.6 billion rise to USD 3.100 trillion. The increase in October reserves was due to changes in global exchange rates and asset prices, the foreign exchange regulator said in a statement. The value of gold reserves rose to USD 94.65 billion at the end of October from USD 93.045 billion at the end of September.

China's foreign exchange reserves dropped by USD 14.7 billion to USD 3.092 trillion in September 2019, compared to market expectations of a USD 6 billion fall to USD 3.101 trillion. The yuan posted its biggest monthly drop in 25 years in August amid an escalating trade war with the US. China's gold reserves, valued at around USD 93 billion, rose for the 10th straight month to 62.64 million ounces. The central bank has been increasing its gold reserves since the beginning of the year, in line with a global trend of increased gold holdings by central banks.

China's foreign exchange reserves rose by USD 3.5 billion to USD 3.107 trillion in August 2019, defying market expectations of a USD 4 billion fall to USD 3.100 trillion, as the country maintained a stable balance of international payments and generally stable economic growth. Still, the yuan posted its biggest monthly drop in 25 years in August amid an escalating trade war with the US. The value of China's gold reserves rose to USD 95.45 billion from USD 87.876 billion at end-July.

China's foreign exchange reserves fell USD 15.54 billion to USD 3.104 trillion in July 2019, while markets had forecast a USD 18.0 billion drop to USD 3.101 trillion. This was likely due to fluctuations in global exchange rates and the prices of foreign bonds that China holds. Meanwhile, the value of China's gold reserves rose to USD 88.876 billion in July from USD 87.27 billion in June.

China's foreign exchange reserves increased by USD 18.23 billion to USD 3.119 trillion in June 2019, beating market expectations of USD 3.103 trillion, despite persistent trade tensions with the US. That was the highest amount of foreign reserves since April 2018, due to changes in currency conversion rates and asset prices, the foreign exchange regulator said in a statement. Meanwhile, the value of China's gold reserves rose to USD 87.27 billion at the end of June from USD 79.83 billion in the previous month.