Tripoli: The Central Bank of Libya has revealed that oil revenues deposited since the beginning of January have reached $371 million. This announcement was made today, shedding light on the financial activities of the bank up to the 15th of the month.
According to Libyan News Agency, the Central Bank emphasized its ongoing efforts to provide foreign currency to the Libyan market. This initiative aims to ensure financial stability and guarantee the availability of essential goods, particularly in the run-up to the holy month of Ramadan. The bank’s efforts are focused on meeting the needs of citizens and fostering a stable economic environment.
Earlier this week, the Central Bank had reported that the oil revenue deposited by January 13 amounted to $287 million. It was also noted that foreign currency sales during the same period were approximately $1 billion, highlighting the bank’s significant role in managing the country’s economic activities and supporting market stability.