Kazakhstan's gold/forex reserves rise in October

Thu Nov 5, 2009 10:39pm EST
 
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 ALMATY, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Kazakhstan's net gold and foreign
currency reserves rose to $20.18 billion as of Oct. 31 from
$20.04 billion on Sept. 30, the central bank said on Friday.
 The central bank has provided the following data for its
reserves since last year:
 Oct 31              $20.18 bln
 Sept 30             $20.04 bln
 Aug 31              $19.92 bln
 July 31             $19.88 bln
 June 30             $18.5 bln
 May 31              $19.8 bln
 April 30            $19.4 bln
 March 31            $18.8 bln
 Feb 28              $19.6 bln
 Jan 31              $18.2 bln
 Dec 31              $19.4 bln
 Nov 30              $19.1 bln
 Oct 31              $21.02 bln
 Oct 15              $20.97 bln
 Sept 30             $21.95 bln
 Sept 15             $21.7 bln
 Aug 29              $21.7 bln
 Aug 15              $20.5 bln
 July 31             $21.0 bln
 June 30             $21.1 bln
 June 16             $21.4 bln
 May 30              $21.5 bln
 May 15              $21.0 bln
 April 30            $20.7 bln
 April 15            $19.8 bln
 March 31            $19.3 bln
 March 14            $19.5 bln
 Feb.29              $19.0 bln
 Feb.15              $18.7 bln
 Jan.31              $19.2 bln
 Jan.15              $18.5 bln
 Dec.29 2007         $17.4 bln
 * - the central bank provided reserves data twice a month
until November 2008 when it switched to monthly updates.
  (Writing by Olzhas Auyezov)

 

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