澳门金管局：9月底澳门银行的国际资产总额为21536亿澳门元 按季上升3.2%

Core Insights - The total international assets of Macau banks increased by 3.2% quarter-on-quarter, reaching 21,536 million MOP (2,687 million USD) by the end of September 2025 [1] - The international liabilities of Macau banks also rose by 3.2% quarter-on-quarter, totaling 20,737 million MOP (2,587 million USD) by the same date [2] Group 1: International Assets - The total international assets of Macau banks amounted to 21,536 million MOP, with foreign assets increasing by 1.9% to 16,304 million MOP and local foreign currency assets rising by 7.7% to 5,233 million MOP [1] - The share of international business in Macau's overall banking operations remained stable, with international assets accounting for 84.5% of total bank assets and international liabilities making up 81.3% of total bank liabilities [1] - Major currencies in international banking transactions include the Hong Kong dollar (28.3%), US dollar (43.0%), Renminbi (21.8%), and other foreign currencies (6.1%), while the Macau dollar represents only 0.8% of international assets and 0.6% of international liabilities [1] Group 2: International Liabilities - The total international liabilities of Macau banks reached 20,737 million MOP, with external liabilities decreasing by 0.5% to 10,428 million MOP, while local foreign currency liabilities increased by 7.3% to 10,309 million MOP [2] - The primary component of international liabilities consists of foreign currency deposits from the Macau SAR government and residents, which increased by 1.9% to 7,805 million MOP [2] Group 3: Regional Distribution of Assets and Liabilities - The international banking business of Macau is primarily concentrated in Asia, with claims on Mainland China and Hong Kong accounting for 35.8% and 23.9% of total external assets, respectively [3] - In terms of external liabilities, Hong Kong and Mainland China represent 47.2% and 35.7% of total external liabilities, while claims on Portuguese-speaking countries and Belt and Road Initiative countries account for 0.6% and 14.8%, and liabilities for 0.4% and 6.9%, respectively [3]