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Foreign Exchange Bureau: China'S Current Account Surplus Was 452 Billion 300 Million Yuan In The Second Quarter.

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Foreign Exchange BureauCurrent Account Surplus In The Second Quarter

In the second quarter of 2014, China's current account surplus was 452 billion 300 million yuan, the deficit of capital and financial items was 99 billion 800 million yuan, and the international reserve assets increased by 138 billion yuan. Among them, foreign exchange reserves (excluding exchange rate, price and other non tradable value changes, the same below) assets increased by 140 billion 100 million yuan.

In the first half of 2014, China's current account surplus was 495 billion 300 million yuan, the surplus of capital and financial items was 475 billion 100 million yuan, and the international reserve assets increased by 905 billion 700 million yuan, of which foreign exchange reserve assets increased by 909 billion 900 million yuan.

In the second quarter of 2014, China's current account surplus was US $73 billion 400 million. According to the statistics of international balance of payments (the same below), the trade surplus of goods was 108 billion 900 million US dollars, and the deficit of trade in services was US $29 billion 700 million.

Earnings surplus

2 billion 200 million dollars, often shifting the deficit of 8 billion dollars.

Capital and financial items

Deficit

16 billion 200 million US dollars, of which, net investment in direct investment is US $39 billion 300 million, investment in securities is net inflow of US $14 billion 600 million, and net investment in other investments is US $69 billion 500 million.

The international reserve assets increased by US $22 billion 400 million, of which foreign exchange reserve assets increased by US $22 billion 800 million, and the SDRs and the reserve positions in the IMF decreased by US $300 million.

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In the first half of 2014, China's current account surplus was US $80 billion 500 million, of which the trade surplus amounted to US $149 billion 300 million, the trade deficit amounted to US $62 billion 500 million, and the surplus amounted to US $5 billion 500 million, with a deficit of 11 billion 800 million US dollars.

The surplus of capital and financial items is US $77 billion 800 million, of which direct investment is net inflow of US $93 billion, investment in securities is net inflow of US $36 billion 900 million, and net outflow of other investments is US $51 billion 700 million.

The international reserve assets increased by US $147 billion 900 million, of which foreign exchange reserve assets increased by US $148 billion 600 million, and the SDRs and the reserve positions in the IMF decreased by US $700 million.

In order to facilitate the interpretation of balance of payments data from all sectors of society and analyze the operation of the balance of payments, the international balance of payments analysis group of the State Administration of foreign exchange issued the international balance of payments report for the first half of 2014.

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