International reserves decrease to N$58.1 billion
[Windhoek Observer - Namibia] - 1er/09/2025
Chamwe Kaira The Bank of Namibia’s stock of international reserves fell by 2.6% to N$58.1 billion at the end of July. The decline was mainly driven by higher net rand outflows from commercial banks for portfolio investment abroad. “This level of international reserves translates into 3.8 months (…)
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