Hong Kong’s foreign currency reserves rose modestly in July 2026, climbing to USD 447.80 billion from USD 445.90 billion in June, according to data updated on 7 August 2026. The increase underscores a slight strengthening in the city’s external financial buffer over the month.
The July figure marks a month-on-month gain of USD 1.9 billion, signaling continued stability in Hong Kong’s reserve position during the mid-year period. While the move is incremental, the steady upward trajectory of reserves may be interpreted as supportive of confidence in the territory’s monetary and financial framework.
