Reserves up after months of dips


KUALA LUMPUR: The country’s international reserves rose RM1.3bil to RM357.7bil (US$94.7b) as at Aug 28 from two weeks ago, Bank Negara said.

This is the first rise after having dipped the last couple of months.

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