Hong Kong Monetary Authority: Hong Kong's official foreign exchange reserves stood at $429.4 billion by the end of November 2025.

16:34 05/12/2025

Hong Kong's official foreign exchange reserve assets at the end of November 2025 were US$429.4 billion (US$426.1 billion at the end of October 2025).

The Hong Kong Monetary Authority announced on December 5th that Hong Kong's official foreign exchange reserves as of the end of November 2025 were $429.4 billion (compared to $426.1 billion at the end of October 2025). There were no outstanding foreign exchange contracts at the end of November and October 2025. The total amount of foreign exchange reserves of $429.4 billion is equivalent to more than five times the circulating currency in Hong Kong, or about 38% of the Hong Kong dollar money supply M3.

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