CaiJie.com reported on March 7 that data from the State Administration of Foreign Exchange shows that as of the end of February 2026, China's foreign exchange reserves stood at $34,278 billion, an increase of $28.7 billion from the end of January, a growth of 0.85%. In February 2026, influenced by macroeconomic data, monetary policy, and expectations in major economies, the US dollar index rose, and prices of major global financial assets fluctuated. Factors such as exchange rate conversion and asset price changes collectively contributed to an increase in foreign exchange reserves for the month. China's economy remains stable and continues to develop in a new and improved direction. The long-term positive trend and fundamental conditions supporting economic growth have not changed, which is favorable for maintaining the basic stability of foreign exchange reserves.