Investing.com - China's forex reserves unexpectedly rose in February, recovering the key $3-trillion level.
Reserves rose by $7.0 billion last month for the first time since June to $3.005 trillion, People's Bank of China data Tuesday showed.
Analysts forecast reserves to fall to $2.969 trillion from $2.998 trillion in January, the lowest level since February 2011.
Observers said the rise in reserves could reflect government moves to tighten capital movement controls and stabilize the yuan.
The dollar fell 0.06% to 6.89 yuan. Trump has accused China of being a currency manipulator.