Trade Balance and Current Account - In Q3, the current account surplus increased by 143% to 147.6billion,markingahistoricalhigh,accountingfor3.2229.9 billion, contributing 85% to the current account surplus increase[2] - The service trade deficit was 58.6billion,a454.8 billion[3] Capital Account and Investment Flows - The capital account recorded a deficit of 175billion,a6973.8 billion, with other investments and securities investments being the main contributors[11] - Foreign direct investment net outflow decreased to 34.5billion,thelowestsinceQ42019[15]InternationalReservesandExchangeRate−Thebasicinternationalbalanceofpaymentssurplusimprovedto104.8 billion, the highest since Q4 2022, while short-term capital deficit increased to 132.3billion[21]−Positivevaluationeffectsfromexchangerateandassetpricechangesreached123.6 billion, a historical high, influenced by global stock and bond market increases[22] - By the end of Q3, the private sector's net foreign liabilities decreased to $390.1 billion, representing 2.1% of GDP, continuing a downward trend since Q2 2023[25]