Hong Kong’s foreign exchange reserves rose in January 2026, underscoring the territory’s continued financial strength at the start of the year. Official data updated on 6 February 2026 show that reserves increased to $435.60 billion, up from $427.90 billion recorded in December 2025.
The January gain in reserves signals added external buffers for Hong Kong’s monetary system, which relies on a robust reserve position to support market confidence and financial stability. While no further details were provided, the month-on-month rise highlights the resilience of the city’s reserve holdings as global markets navigate ongoing economic uncertainty.
