HKMA: Foreign currency assets of the Exchange Fund decreased by HK$76.7 billion to HK$3.576 trillion at the end of September.
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) today released the key analytical accounts of the Exchange Fund for September, showing that foreign currency assets decreased by HK$76.7 billion to HK$3.576 trillion. The monetary base was HK$2.0902 trillion, claims on the Hong Kong private sector were HK$473 billion, and foreign currency liabilities were HK$135.3 billion.
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