Yes, foreign exchange deposits can be included in the deposits absorbed by the central bank. Foreign exchange deposit refers to the deposit in the bank in foreign currency. The central bank usually provides foreign exchange services to the foreign exchange market and accepts foreign exchange deposits. These foreign exchange deposits can be used to support the operation of the domestic foreign exchange market, maintain the stability of the exchange rate and settle international payments. In addition, foreign exchange deposits can also help the central bank manage foreign exchange reserves to cope with the risks brought about by fluctuations in the foreign exchange market.