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Foreign Exchange Reserve

   
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Introduction The level of foreign exchange reserves has steadily increased from US$ 5.8 billion as at end-March 1991 to US$ 113.0 billion by end-March 2004 and further to US$ 141.5 billion by end-March 2005. It stood at US$ 151.6 billion as at end-March 2006 (Table 1)...
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It stood at US$ 151.6 billion as at end-March 2006 (Table 1). Although both US dollar and Euro are intervention currencies, the foreign exchange reserves are denominated and expressed in US dollar only. Table 1: Movement in Reserves | | | | | |(US $ million) | |Date |FCA |SDR |GOLD | |Forex Reserves | | | | | |RTP | | |31-Mar-04 |107,448 |2 (1...
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