Name: China Central Bank Balance Sheet
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Central Bank Balance Sheet in China increased to 505003.29 CNY Hundred Million in September from 498567.28 CNY Hundred Million in August of 2026. Central Bank Balance Sheet in China averaged 264643.44 CNY Hundred Million from 1999 until 2026, reaching an all time high of 505003.29 CNY Hundred Million in September of 2026 and a record low of 34443.90 CNY Hundred Million in February of 2000. source: People's Bank of China

Central Bank Balance Sheet in China is expected to be 505500.00 CNY Hundred Million by the end of this quarter, according to Trading Economics global macro models and analysts expectations. In the long-term, the China Central Bank Balance Sheet is projected to trend around 522900.00 CNY Hundred Million in 2027 and 535500.00 CNY Hundred Million in 2028, according to our econometric models.

Related	Last	Previous	Unit	Reference
Banks Balance Sheet	4966190.92	4936948.06	CNY Hundred Million	Sep 2026
Reserve Requirement Ratio for Large Banks	7.50	7.50	percent	Oct 2026
Central Bank Balance Sheet	505003.29	498567.28	CNY Hundred Million	Sep 2026
Foreign Exchange Reserves	3400251.00	3438325.00	USD Million	Sep 2026
Interbank Rate	1.40	1.41	percent	Nov 2026
Loan Prime Rate 1Y	3.00	3.00	percent	Oct 2026
Liquidity Injections Via Reverse Repo	621.00	541.00	CNY Billion	Nov 2026
Outstanding Loan Growth YoY	4.80	4.90	percent	Sep 2026
Loans To Banks	2803108.85	2791815.89	CNY Hundred Million	Sep 2026
Loans to Households	822369.11	822435.57	CNY Hundred Million	Sep 2026
Money Supply M0	15016.91	14831.20	CNY Billion	Sep 2026
Money Supply M1	116756.38	115774.14	CNY Billion	Sep 2026
M2 Money Supply YoY	359628.97	356808.36	CNY Billion	Sep 2026
7-Day Reverse Repo Rate	1.40	1.40	percent	Sep 2026

China Central Bank Balance Sheet

The Central Bank Balance Sheet represents the total assets held by a central bank. It reflects the scale of monetary policy actions, including holdings like government securities, foreign reserves, and loans to banks. Changes in the balance sheet indicate shifts in policy, such as easing or tightening financial conditions.