China's foreign reserves see record fall in push to aid yuan
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CHINA'S foreign exchange reserves slid more than forecast in December, capping their first-ever annual decline, as authorities sought to prop up a weakening yuan.
The currency hoard shrank by a record US$108 billion to US$3.33 trillion in December, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) said on Thursday.
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