China’s foreign exchange reserves jumped by a record $199bn (€153bn, £127bn) in the last quarter of 2010, taking the total to $2,850bn and underlining the continuing imbalances in the global economy.
Already the largest in the world, China’s reserves rose by 18.7 per cent during 2010, including an increase of $194bn in the third quarter.
Although the monthly trade surplus dropped in December, the continued strong increases in foreign exchange reserves will bolster the case of critics calling for a more rapid appreciation of the renminbi.
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