Foreign trade transactions up by 39% for first half of year – Central Bank

-says hard currency flows expected to adequately cover imports
Total foreign exchange transactions for the first half of this year increased by 39.0 percent to US$9,889.1m  compared to the first six months of last year and the Central Bank is assuring that the exchange rate for US dollar is expected to remain “relatively stable” and flows to the market are expected to adequately cover imports.

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