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China Highest Foreign Reserves

$3.90T in 2014
Total reserves including gold · World Bank

The highest foreign reserves in China was $3.90T in 2014. The top 5 years were: 2014 ($3.90T), 2013 ($3.88T), 2025 ($3.47T), 2024 ($3.46T), 2023 ($3.45T).

Top 5 Highest Years▾
China Top 5 Highest Foreign Reserves Years
RankYearValue
1st 2014 $3.90T
2nd 2013 $3.88T
3rd 2025 $3.47T
4th 2024 $3.46T
5th 2023 $3.45T
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
2014 $3.90T +$19.7B 1st
2013 $3.88T +$492.9B 1st
2025 $3.47T +$9.2B 1st
2024 $3.46T +$6.5B 1st
2023 $3.45T +$142.7B 1st
2021 $3.43T +$70.7B 1st
2015 $3.41T −$494.8B 1st
2012 $3.39T +$132.8B 1st
2020 $3.36T +$134.3B 1st
2022 $3.31T −$121.1B 1st
2011 $3.25T +$341.0B 1st
2017 $3.24T +$138.0B 1st
2019 $3.22T +$54.7B 1st
2018 $3.17T −$67.5B 1st
2016 $3.10T −$307.6B 1st
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Source: World Bank (FI.RES.TOTL.CD)
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