Foreign exchange reserves reach 23-month high at P63.2 billion
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The country's foreign exchange reserves rose to P63.2 billion in July, marking the highest level in 23 months. This increase was primarily driven by improved diamond sales and revenues from the Southern African Customs Union (SACU). The development indicates a strengthening in the country's external financial position.
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