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People's Bank of China (CNY) •Series ID: WS_CBTA:M:CN:B:USD:_Z:B•1985–2026

People's Bank of China Balance Sheet Total Assets (USD) - Historical Data

Total consolidated balance sheet assets of the People's Bank of China (China) converted into billions of US dollars from 1985 to 2026. As of Jun 2026, People's Bank of China total assets stand at $7,285.17 billion USD, compared to a historical peak of $7,288.55 billion USD in Feb 2026.

Current Statistics & Historical Records

Latest Reading (Jun 2026)
$7,285.17B
Prev (May 2026): $7,149.68B+$135.49B
Highest Recorded (Feb 2026)
$7,288.55B

Peak People's Bank of China consolidated balance sheet assets in US dollar terms.

Lowest Recorded (1985)
$87.08B

Earliest or lowest recorded People's Bank of China balance sheet footprint in US dollars.

Long-Run Mean (1985–2026)
$2,689.18B

42 annual observations · Monthly

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People's Bank of China Balance Sheet Total Assets (USD) (1985-2026)

USD Billions

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Source: Bank for International Settlements (BIS) (WS_CBTA:M:CN:B:USD:_Z:B) Latest: $7,285.17B (Jun 2026)

PBOC Balance Sheet ($B) Averages by Decade

Decadal mean, peak, and trough across the 1985–2026 archive

DecadeYears CoveredDecade MeanDecade High (Year)Decade Low (Year)
1980s1985–1989$106.88B$126.69B (1988) $87.08B (1985)
1990s1990–1999$268.06B$426.96B (1999) $141.00B (1990)
2000s2000–2009$1,492.49B$3,332.86B (2009) $475.96B (2000)
2010s2010–2019$4,997.50B$5,577.16B (2017) $3,927.04B (2010)
2020s2020–2026$6,404.40B$7,285.17B (2026) $5,929.78B (2020)

Complete Annual Historical Ledger (1985–2026)

Unit: USD Billions · Source: Bank for International Settlements (BIS) (WS_CBTA:M:CN:B:USD:_Z:B)

YearAnnual Value (USD Billions)Intra-Year Range (Min – Max)Monetary Regime & Historical Context
2026$7,285.17B$7,096.52B – $7,288.55B-
2025$6,878.87B$6,264.93B – $6,878.87BPost-tightening monetary recalibration across advanced and emerging central banks
2024$6,034.96B$5,916.66B – $6,489.21BG10 policy rates peak and pivot toward gradual monetary normalization
2023$6,431.40B$5,708.04B – $6,431.40B-
2022$6,041.44B$5,463.40B – $6,437.47BGlobal inflation surge triggers fastest synchronized rate hiking cycle in four decades
2021$6,229.20B$5,842.85B – $6,229.20B-
2020$5,929.78B$5,112.03B – $5,929.78BCOVID-19 pandemic emergency rate cuts and record balance sheet expansion
2019$5,331.22B$5,039.86B – $5,419.13B-
2018$5,415.85B$5,137.99B – $5,729.34B-
2017$5,577.16B$4,897.54B – $5,577.16B-
2016$4,949.41B$4,935.63B – $5,125.28BBank of Japan introduces Yield Curve Control (YCC); post-Brexit BoE easing
2015$4,900.71B$4,900.71B – $5,519.42B-
2014$5,449.56B$5,239.99B – $5,550.24BECB and European peers introduce Negative Interest Rate Policy (NIRP)
2013$5,240.79B$4,790.44B – $5,240.79B-
2012$4,727.24B$4,455.57B – $4,727.24B-
2011$4,456.01B$4,048.46B – $4,494.96BEuropean Sovereign Debt Crisis and Swiss franc safe-haven surge
2010$3,927.04B$3,372.22B – $3,927.04B-
2009$3,332.86B$3,045.55B – $3,333.86B-
2008$3,035.25B$2,429.24B – $3,035.25BGlobal Financial Crisis drives major central banks to the zero lower bound and QE1
2007$2,315.68B$1,704.52B – $2,315.68B-
2006$1,647.32B$1,343.04B – $1,647.32B-
2005$1,284.68B$971.98B – $1,284.68B-
2004$950.29B$768.92B – $950.29B-
2003$749.11B$630.40B – $749.11B-
2002$617.46B$547.44B – $617.46B-
2001$516.33B$450.97B – $516.33BDot-com bust and synchronized G10 monetary easing cycle
2000$475.96B$416.14B – $475.96B-
1999$426.96B$426.96B – $426.96BLaunch of the Euro and establishment of the European Central Bank (ECB)
1998$377.68B$377.68B – $377.68B-
1997$378.02B$378.02B – $378.02BAsian Financial Crisis triggers emergency EM currency defense hikes
1996$317.47B$317.47B – $317.47B-
1995$247.37B$247.37B – $247.37B-
1994$207.75B$207.75B – $207.75BGlobal bond market selloff and pre-emptive Federal Reserve tightening cycle
1993$235.20B$235.20B – $235.20B-
1992$180.15B$180.15B – $180.15BEuropean Exchange Rate Mechanism (ERM) crisis and Black Wednesday
1991$168.97B$168.97B – $168.97B-
1990$141.00B$141.00B – $141.00BGerman reunification tightening and Japanese asset bubble peak
1989$123.95B$123.95B – $123.95B-
1988$126.69B$126.69B – $126.69B-
1987$105.09B$105.09B – $105.09BLouvre Accord and Black Monday central bank liquidity provision
1986$91.57B$91.57B – $91.57B-
1985$87.08B$87.08B – $87.08BPlaza Accord coordinated G5 currency intervention depreciates USD

Frequently Asked Questions - PBOC Balance Sheet ($B)

How large is the People's Bank of China balance sheet in US dollars?

As of Jun 2026, the People's Bank of China holds total consolidated assets of $7,285.17 billion USD (roughly $7.29 trillion USD).

When did the People's Bank of China balance sheet peak?

People's Bank of China total assets in USD terms peaked in Feb 2026 at $7,288.55 billion USD.

Statistical Provenance

Source Metadata & Methodology Notes

Primary Institution:
Bank for International Settlements (BIS)
Dataset / Dataflow:
BIS Central Bank Total Assets (WS_CBTA)
Canonical Series ID:
WS_CBTA:M:CN:B:USD:_Z:B
  • Compiling agencies: People's Bank of China; Bank for International Settlements.
  • BIS-spliced break-adjusted historical series (COMP_METHOD=B, TRANSFORMATION=B) expressed in billions of US dollars.
  • Annual table values represent the year-end consolidated balance sheet reading.
Academic & Media Attribution

Cite This Dataset (APA & BibTeX)

APA 7th Edition
CentralBankData.com. (2026). People's Bank of China Balance Sheet Total Assets (USD), compiled from Bank for International Settlements (WS_CBTA:M:CN:B:USD:_Z:B). https://centralbankdata.com/pboc-balance-sheet
BibTeX
@misc{cbd_cbta_usd_china,
  author = {CentralBankData.com},
  title = {People's Bank of China Balance Sheet Total Assets in USD},
  note = {Compiled from Bank for International Settlements WS_CBTA:M:CN:B:USD:_Z:B},
  year = {2026},
  url = {https://centralbankdata.com/pboc-balance-sheet}
}
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