Core Insights - As of June 2025, China's banking sector has a net foreign asset of 234.4 billion USD, with total foreign financial assets amounting to 1,772.1 billion USD and foreign liabilities at 1,537.7 billion USD [1][2] Group 1: Foreign Financial Assets - The banking sector's foreign financial assets consist of loans and deposits (1,063.8 billion USD), bond assets (452.6 billion USD), and other equity assets (255.7 billion USD), accounting for 60%, 26%, and 14% respectively [1] - In terms of currency composition, foreign financial assets include 490.2 billion USD in RMB, 900.8 billion USD in USD, and 381.2 billion USD in other currencies, representing 28%, 51%, and 22% respectively [1] - The assets are evenly distributed between foreign banking departments (882.0 billion USD, 50%) and non-banking departments (890.1 billion USD, 50%) [1] Group 2: Foreign Liabilities - The banking sector's foreign liabilities are composed of loans and deposits (676.1 billion USD), bond liabilities (356.1 billion USD), and other equity liabilities (505.6 billion USD), which represent 44%, 23%, and 33% respectively [2] - The currency breakdown of foreign liabilities shows 807.3 billion USD in RMB, 320.3 billion USD in USD, and 410.1 billion USD in other currencies, accounting for 52%, 21%, and 27% respectively [2] - Liabilities are sourced from foreign banking departments (620.1 billion USD, 40%) and non-banking departments (917.6 billion USD, 60%) [2]