Asias currency defence reserves rise to eight trillion dollars
Asia’s major central banks have expanded their foreign exchange war chest to nearly $8 trillion in 2025, supported by a weaker US dollar and a surge in gold prices. The strengthened reserves give Asian economies greater capacity to defend their weakening currencies amid global volatility.
By Finblage Editorial Desk
8:11 am
20 November 2025
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