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UPDATE 1-Japan forex reserves $996.741 bln at end-Aug

Thu Sep 4, 2008 8:44pm EDT
 
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 TOKYO, Sept 5 (Reuters) - Japan's official foreign reserves
stood at $996.741 billion at the end of August, the Ministry of
Finance said on Friday. [JPRES=ECI]
 JAPAN OFFICIAL RESERVE ASSETS (in billion dollars)
                END-AUG          END-JULY         YEAR-AGO
 TOTAL             996.741        1,004.658          932.157
 -- For a graphic on Japan's foreign reserves, click
 here
 To view the full tables, go to the website of the Ministry of
Finance here
 (Reporting by Hideyuki Sano)

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