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The Central Bank (BDL) reported a real balance of payments (BoP) surplus of $2.3 billion in the first half of 2025, reflecting excess inflows over outflows.
According to BDL’s mid-year figures, the nominal BoP surplus stood at $8.5 billion, largely inflated by rising gold prices, which accounted for $6.2 billion of the increase. Adjusted for gold revaluation, the real surplus narrowed to $2.3 billion.
Bank Liquidity Abroad Improves
The banking sector saw a rise in foreign currency liquidity abroad, which climbed by $600...more |
