China foreign exchange reserves rise US$20.2b in Dec to US$3.14t
Reserves at highest since Sept 2016 as tight regulations and a strong yuan discourage capital outflows
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Beijing
CHINA'S foreign exchange reserves rose to their highest in more than a year in December, blowing past economists' estimates, as tight regulations and a strong yuan continued to discourage capital outflows, central bank data showed on Sunday.
Notching up their 11th straight month of gains, reserves rose US$20.2 billion in December to US$3.14 trillion, the highest since September 2016 and the biggest monthly increase since July. That compares with an increase of US$10 billion in November.
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