SHANGHAI- China’s foreign exchange reserves dropped nearly $46 billion in October, the central bank said, their second-largest decline this year as capital outflows eat into the world’s largest stockpile.
The country’s hard currency reserves fell to $3.12 trillion last month, data from the People’s Bank of China (PBoC) showed, their fourth consecutive decline.
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