The surprise increase in the value of China’s foreign exchange reserves last month could be the result of the People’s Bank marking to market the value of some reserve assets at the end of June, in the midst of the post-Brexit vote financial volatility. But the latest numbers nonetheless underline that pressure on the currency has eased significantly, for now at least.
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