China Business & EconomyChina’s Foreign Exchange Reserves Fell by $9 Billion in NovemberSavePrintInvestors monitor stock price movements at a securities company in Beijing on June 15, 2016. Greg Baker/AFP/Getty ImagesChriss Street12/9/2019|Updated: 12/9/2019News AnalysisChina’s foreign exchange reserves fell by a larger than expected $9 billion, as its balance of payments surplus continues to evaporate with exports down and imports up.Share this articleLeave a commentChriss StreetAuthorAuthor’s Selected ArticlesChina’s Official Food Reserves Data Called Into QuestionJul 31, 2020China Floods Causing US Agricultural Export BoomJul 27, 2020US Set to Reshore Manufacturing as China Demographic Time Bomb ExplodesMay 01, 2020CCP Virus Threatens to Destroy China’s $3.87 Trillion Belt and Road InitiativeApr 22, 2020Related TopicstariffsSino-U.S. trade warchina foreign exchange reserves