According to the currency, China's full-caliber foreign debt can be divided into local currency foreign debt and foreign currency foreign debt. According to official website's inquiry of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange published the full-caliber foreign debt data of China at the end of September 2023. By the end of September 2023, the balance of China's full-caliber foreign debts (including local and foreign currencies) was17140 billion yuan (equivalent to US$ 2,382.9 billion, excluding the foreign debts of China Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, China Special Administrative Region and Taiwan Province Province of China). In terms of currency structure, the balance of foreign debt in local currency was 7,696.9 billion yuan (equivalent to 1 072.3 billion US dollars), accounting for 45%. The balance of foreign currency debt (including SDR allocation) was 9407 1 billion yuan (equivalent to 13 106 billion US dollars), accounting for 55%. In the foreign currency registered foreign debt balance, US dollar debt accounts for 84%, Euro debt accounts for 7%, Hong Kong dollar debt accounts for 4%, Japanese yen debt accounts for 2%, and the total ratio of SDR and other foreign currency debts is 3%.