Foreign exchange reserves of Saudi Arabia abroad increased by $ 6.3 billion at the end of June



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RIYADH: Saudi Arabia's reserve badets rose 23.44 billion riyals ($ 6.25 billion), up 1.23% in June on an annualized basis.

Saudi Arabia's foreign exchange reserves amounted to R $ 1,923 billion ($ 512.9 billion) in June, compared to R $ 1,899 billion ($ 506.62 billion) in August 2008. , according to SAMA data released Sunday.

On a monthly basis, Saudi Arabia's reserve badets fell by 0.82 percent, compared with R $ 1,939 billion ($ 517 billion) in May 2019.

The foreign exchange reserves of the Kingdom increased last month, thanks to a rise of 6.25% of the currencies and deposits, to reach 701.2 billion riyals (187 billion dollars) in June 2019, against 659.9 billion riyals ($ 176 billion). June 2018.

IMF reserves amounted to R $ 8.06 billion ($ 2.1 billion) in June 2019, compared to R $ 5.53 billion ($ 1.5 billion) in the same month in 2018.

Special drawing rights (SDRs) reached RS 31.98 billion (US $ 8.5 billion) the previous month, compared to RM 29.77 billion (US $ 7.9 billion) the same month in 2018.

The increase in foreign exchange reserves occurred despite the decline in investments in securities abroad, the main reserve item, at 1.18 trillion riyals ($ 314.8 billion), compared with 1, 2 trillion riyals ($ 320.8 billion) in June 2018.

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