1996 China's foreign exchange reserve is 1 05.029 billion USD, and the central parity of exchange rate is1USD, which is equivalent to RMB 8.298;
1997 China's foreign exchange reserves are139.890 billion US dollars, and the central parity of the exchange rate is: 10 US dollars to 8.280 yuan;
1998 China's foreign exchange reserves are 1.44959 billion USD, and the central parity of the exchange rate is 1 USD, which is equivalent to RMB 8.280;
1999 China's foreign exchange reserve is 1.54675 billion USD, and the central parity of exchange rate is 1 USD, which is equivalent to RMB 8.280;
In 2000, China's foreign exchange reserves were 1 US$ 655.74 billion, and the middle exchange rate was 1 US$ 8.280 yuan.
In 200 1 year, China's foreign exchange reserves are 2 1 265438+65 million US dollars, and the middle exchange rate is1US dollar against RMB 8.280.
In 2002, China's foreign exchange reserve was US$ 286.407 billion, and the middle exchange rate was 1 RMB 8.280.
In 2003, China's foreign exchange reserves were 40,325 1 100 million US dollars, and the middle exchange rate was1US dollar to 8.280 yuan.
In 2004, China's foreign exchange reserve was 609.932 billion US dollars, and the middle exchange rate was 1 RMB 8.2770.
In 2005, China's foreign exchange reserves were US$ 865,438 +088.72 million yuan, and the central parity of the exchange rate was US$ 65,438+0 yuan RMB to 80,702 yuan.
In 2006, China's foreign exchange reserve was US$ 65,438+RMB 66.3 million, and the central parity of exchange rate was US$ 65,438 +0 yuan RMB against RMB 7.8087.
In 2007, China's foreign exchange reserves were 1 528.249 billion US dollars, and the middle exchange rate was 1 US dollar to RMB 73,046.
At the end of June 2008, China's foreign exchange reserves were 1.8088 billion US dollars, and the middle exchange rate was 1 US dollar to RMB 6.859 1 yuan.