Libya’s Central Bank reported that oil revenues deposited during December reached nearly $1.3 billion, including about $222 million in oil royalties. The funds were transferred between early and late December, according to official data. The bank said it continued regular foreign currency sales to meet local market demand and support monetary stability. Officials stated the measures aim to sustain economic activity and ensure the availability of foreign exchange across the country.
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Libya Oil Revenues Hit $1.3bn
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05/01/2026
Libya’s Central Bank reported that oil revenues deposited during December reached nearly $1.3 billion, including about $222 million in oil royalties. The funds were transferred between early and late December, according to official data. The bank said it continued regular foreign currency sales to meet local market demand and support monetary stability. Officials stated the measures aim to sustain economic activity and ensure the availability of foreign exchange across the country.
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