Foreign Exchange Reserves as of the End of
July 2013
The foreign exchange reserves of the Republic of China amounted to US$409.12 billion at the end of July 2013, showing an increase of US$2.51 billion from the figure recorded at the end of the previous month.

The factors responsible for the increase in the foreign exchange reserves in July 2013 are:
1. Returns from foreign exchange reserves management.
2. The appreciation of the euro and other currencies against the US dollar. Foreign exchange reserves denominated in these currencies were worth more in terms of the base currency, the US dollar.
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Note: The market value of securities investment and the NTD deposits held by foreign portfolio investors at the end of July 2013 reached US＄229.0 billion, equivalent to 56% of foreign exchange reserves.

Note: The next dissemination will be made at 16:20 p.m. on September 5, 2013;
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