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FX reserves (Feb.)

The rise in China’s foreign exchange reserves last month suggests that the People’s Bank purchased foreign exchange in February and that capital outflows stalled. But the picture is murkier than usual around Chinese New Year, when port and bank closures disrupt both trade and financial flows.

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