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China reserves top $1.8 billion

by Tony Sagami on July 14, 2008

in Asian Market, Forex Trading, Stock Market in China

China’s foreignexchange reserves, the biggest stockpile in the world, rose US$126.7 billion in the secondquarter to US$1.81 trillion. That is 35.7% more than 12 months ago and 18% higher since the start of theyear. 

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