The nation’s import bill fell 15.5% y-o-y in January to USD 3.8 bn from USD 4.5 bn the year before, sources tell Al Borsa. The government and Central Bank had adopted several measures last year to limit import activities and keep foreign currency inbound until the shortage was over.
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