TAIPEI: Foreign-exchange reserves in the nation reached US$431.60 billion at the end of last month, an increase of US$2.78 billion from the previous month, the central bank said yesterday.
The bank attributed the increase to the appreciation of the euro and other reserve currencies against the US dollar. In addition, foreign-exchange reserves also benefited from the bank’s management strategies, it said.
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