Reservas externas suben un 10,8 % interanual a 45.280 millones $

30 de diciembre de 2025

Reportado por IA

Las reservas externas de Nigeria han aumentado un 10,8 % interanual hasta 45.280 millones $. Este crecimiento refleja un fortalecimiento de los colchones de divisas.

Las reservas externas de Nigeria han aumentado un 10,8 % en comparación con el año anterior, alcanzando 45.280 millones $. Esta cifra indica que los colchones de divisas del país se están fortaleciendo. Los datos provienen de un informe que destaca los desarrollos positivos en la posición financiera de la nación al 31 de diciembre de 2025.

Central bank buys US$112 million as reserves hit highest level since 2019

26 de mayo de 2026 Reportado por IA Imagen generada por IA

Argentina's Central Bank purchased US$112 million in the foreign exchange market on Tuesday, lifting gross international reserves to US$47.908 billion.

Egypt’s banking sector net foreign assets rise to $22.9bn in April 2026

The Central Bank of Egypt announced that net foreign assets in the country’s banking sector increased to $22.903 billion in April 2026.

Kenya's foreign reserves fall by Ksh 47.5 billion

3 de abril de 2026 Reportado por IA

Kenya's foreign exchange reserves dropped by Ksh 47.5 billion to USD 13.656 billion, providing 5.8 months of import cover, the Central Bank of Kenya announced. The decline comes amid export disruptions from the Iran war and looming fuel shortages. Officials say the reserves still meet statutory requirements.

Africa

Egypt repays $6.4bn in external debt service in Q1 2025/26

Asia

Indian rupee continues steady depreciation

America

Central bank buys 328 million dollars in one session

Egypt trade deficit widens 48.8 percent to 4.6 billion dollars in March

Egypt's trade deficit widened 48.8 percent year on year to 4.6 billion dollars in March 2026, compared with 3.1 billion dollars in the same month of 2025.

Egypt’s current account deficit narrows to $9.5bn in H1 2025/26

14 de abril de 2026 Reportado por IA

Egypt’s current account deficit narrowed by 13.6% to $9.5bn in the first half of fiscal year 2025/26, driven by a 29.6% surge in remittances to $22.1bn, Central Bank of Egypt data shows. Tourism and Suez Canal revenues also boosted the services surplus.

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