SOFAZ reduces foreign currency sales 37%
Finance
- 01 June, 2021
- 09:25
In January-May this year, the State Oil Fund (SOFAZ) sold foreign currency worth $2,302.5 million.
Report informs, citing the Fund, that this is 36.7% less than in the same period 2020.
In May alone, SOFAZ's foreign exchange sales amounted to $312.7 million (6.4% less than in May last year).
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