06
Jun
The stock of international reserves increased by 3,7% month-month to N$56,3 billion as at end of April. The increase stemmed from higher SACU receipts, as well as an increase in customer foreign currency inflows. The foreign reserves translated into four months of import cover, continuing to remain above the international benchmark of three months and adequate to support the Namibia dollar and the South African rand currency peg. Notably, the import cover excluding imports of oil exploration and appraisal activities stood at 4,7 months at the end of April, relative to 4,4 months recorded at the end of March. Growth…