Saudi reserves abroad rose to 6.8 billion riyals in June

The assets of the Saudi Arabian overseas reserve amounted to about 1,900 billion riyals at the end of June, compared to 1,800 billion riyals at the end of April, up 0.4% from the previous year. 6.8 billion Saudi Riyals.
(SAMA), gold, SDRs, IMF reserves, foreign currencies and deposits abroad, as well as investments in securities abroad.
According to the analysis of the unit of the report in the newspaper Al-Eqtisadiya, Sama "," investment in Aura "Financial investment abroad" on a monthly basis to 1.202 billion riyals, against 1.203 billion riyals, a fall of 0.1 percent, equivalent to 1.8 billion riyals. "19459003" Investments in securities abroad accounted for 63.3 percent of the reserves of Saudi Arabia.
Saudi foreign exchange and deposits totaled 660.5 billion riyals at the end of last June, compared with 651.7 billion rials the previous month, up 1.4% and 8.8 billion rials.
5.53 billion riyals at the end of last month, up from 5.57 billion riyals a month
The SDR fell to 29.77 billion riyals at the end of last month, from 29.99 billion riyals a month earlier, 0.7% and 213 million riyals.
Reserve "of Saudi Arabia from gold to 1.62 billion riyals, the same level maintained since February 2008.
The Monetary Agency of Saudi Arabia (SAMA), confirmed that the returns of overseas investments managed by the institution Central Bank of the world

Saudi Arabia has increased its investments in treasury bills and bonds 2, $ 1 billion at the end of May 2018, compared to $ 159.9 billion at the end of April, up 1.4% and $ 2.2 billion in one month
The May balance in Saudi Arabia is the highest ever since March 2015.
The Saudi stock of US Treasuries rose 21 percent at the end of May to $ 28.1 billion, up from $ 134 billion at the end of May. May 2017.
Saudi Arabia Remains the 11th World Investor US Treasuries and US Treasuries at the end of May, after having passed India in April.

Saudi Arabia's investment in Treasury bonds does not include other investments in securities, assets and cash in dollars in the United States, the United States, Japan, in Ireland, Brazil, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Luxembourg and Hong Kong. United Nations
* Economic Reporting Unit