The BCRA bought dollars every day in February and acquired US$1555 million in the month
The Central Bank of Argentina has consistently purchased US dollars every day in February, totalling US$1555 million during the month, which is a significant increase in foreign reserves.
Somaliland eyes mineral boom after Israel recognition
Somaliland is looking to leverage its mineral wealth and potential oil reserves following Israel's recognition, which officials believe could attract foreign investment and transform the region's economy.
Natural gas from Venezuela, not oil, could be a big initial prize
Venezuela's vast oil reserves are overshadowed by the untapped potential of its natural gas fields, particularly off its eastern coast, which foreign companies are now keen to develop.
The Central Bank bought heavily again and has already acquired more than US$2000 million this year
Argentina's Central Bank has purchased over US$2000 million in foreign currency this year, including US$141 million in a single day.
CBN reforms, rising oil prices lift FX fortunes
Nigeria's foreign exchange market is improving due to Central Bank reforms and rising oil prices, enhancing the naira's value and strengthening external reserves.
‘Currency Defense’ Leads to Two-Month Decline in Foreign Exchange Reserves in January
Korea's foreign exchange reserves decreased for the second consecutive month in January, primarily due to measures taken to stabilize the market amid rising exchange rate volatility.
With the dollar calm due to carry trade, BCRA's purchases in January went to debt payments and did not strengthen reserves
The financial strategy maintained exchange rate stability, but the lack of external refinancing meant that foreign currency income did not improve international reserves.
Spain's gold reserves: From Moscow's gold to a historical record
Spain's central bank ended 2025 with gold and foreign exchange reserves worth almost 94 billion euros, reflecting unprecedented demand for gold amidst geopolitical and financial uncertainty.
Does America Attack Other Countries Just to Take Their Oil?
The article discusses the U.S. rationale behind military actions in Venezuela, suggesting it revolves around controlling the country's oil reserves, as indicated by statements from President Donald Trump.
UK keeps billions in Venezuelan gold reserves frozen at Bank of England after Maduro arrest
The UK will continue to freeze over a billion dollars in Venezuelan gold at the Bank of England following the arrest of Nicolás Maduro and the interim leadership of Delcy Rodríguez, as announced by Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper.
Trump: we are staying in Venezuela for years. Venezuelan minister: 100 victims of American attack
President Trump announced that the U.S. plans to utilize Venezuelan oil reserves for many years in an interview, while a Venezuelan minister reported 100 casualties from an American attack.