China’s foreign currency reserves rose in the first quarter by $130 billion, reaching a record $3,440 billion, roughly the size of Germany’s economy as a result of massive capital inflows. The advance is the biggest for a quarter, since the period from April through June 2011.
Strong growth in foreign capital inflows marks a significant change from last year when money was sent out money from China. Return of foreign funds accelerated the domestic lending, according to authorities in Beijing.........................................Full Article: Source
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