Hong Kong’s foreign currency reserves rose in October 2026, signaling a modest strengthening of the city’s external financial buffer. Official data show that reserves increased to USD 440.50 billion in October, up from USD 432.90 billion in September 2026.
The latest figures, updated on 6 November 2026, underscore Hong Kong’s continued capacity to support its financial system and currency arrangements amid shifting global market conditions. While the month-on-month gain is incremental, the move higher in reserves may offer additional reassurance to investors monitoring the territory’s external position and liquidity strength.