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Dec
CHAMWE KAIRA The stock of international reserves held by the Bank of Namibia increased in October by 6.6%, reaching N$60.9 billion. SACU inflows primarily drove the monthly increase in reserves. Relative to the international benchmark of three months, the current level of foreign reserves represents 4.1 months of import cover. Notably, the import cover, excluding imports of oil exploration and appraisal activities, stood at 4.9 months in October, compared to 4.6 months in September. The overall liquidity level of the banking industry averaged N$6.7 billion in October, higher than the N$5.9 billion recorded in September. The rise in market cash…
