Saudi Arabia’s government reserve dropped by SAR 21 billion month-on-month to SAR 589.19 billion in December 2017, new data from the Saudi Arabian Monetary Authority (SAMA) showed.
Accordingly, reserve drawdowns stood at nearly SAR 52.26 billion during 2017.
Government Reserve (2017) |
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Month |
Reserves (SAR bln) |
M-o-M variation (SAR bln) |
January 2017 |
641.78 |
+0.33 |
February |
641.78 |
-- |
March |
641.83 |
+0.05 |
April |
636.89 |
(4.94) |
May |
636.89 |
-- |
June |
627.36 |
(9.53) |
July |
617.39 |
(9.97) |
August |
617.39 |
-- |
September |
612.68 |
(4.71) |
October |
612.68 |
-- |
November |
610.15 |
(2.53) |
December |
589.19 |
(20.97) |
The Kingdom’s current account rose by SAR 33.13 billion in December to around SAR 52.2 billion, compared to the previous month.
Current Account (2017) |
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Month |
(SAR bln) |
MoM variation (SAR bln) |
January 2017 |
57.31 |
(31.82) |
February |
42.53 |
(14.78) |
March |
38.49 |
(4.04) |
April |
44.53 |
+6.04 |
May |
38.30 |
(6.23) |
June |
36.07 |
(2.23) |
July |
32.52 |
(3.55) |
August |
25.89 |
(6.63) |
September |
27.74 |
+1.85 |
October |
42.78 |
+15.04 |
November |
19.06 |
(23.72) |
December |
52.19 |
+33.13 |
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