Angola: BNA Foreign Currency Sales Rise By 22 Percent

Luanda — The central Banco Nacional de Angola (BNA)'s foreign currency sale in the last seven days reached 261,1million Euros, an increase of 22 percent as compared with the previous week.

Of the amount sold by BNA to commercial banks, Eur. 215.8 million went to cover food operations, Eur. 22.4 million for oil sector operations and Eur. 13.700 for operations of ministries and State agencies.

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