[Foreign Exchange Administration: As of the end of June 2026, China’s full-scale external debt balance was 17,014.8 billion yuan] On September 29, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange announced China’s full-scale external debt data as of the end of June 2026. At the end of June 2020, China's full-scale external debt balance (including local and foreign currencies) was RMB 17,014.8 billion (equivalent to US$2,498.2 billion, excluding the external liabilities of Hong Kong SAR, China, Macau SAR and Taiwan, China). In terms of institutional sectors, the general government's external debt balance was 2,593.7 billion yuan (equivalent to US$380.8 billion), accounting for 15%; the central bank's external debt balance was 730.9 billion yuan (equivalent to US$107.3 billion), accounting for 4%; banks The balance of external debt was 6,793.1 billion yuan (equivalent to US$997.4 billion), accounting for 40%; the balance of external debt of other departments (including loans between affiliated companies) was 6,897.1 billion yuan (equivalent to US$1,012.7 billion), accounting for 41%.