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Forex reserves fall $14.9 billion, sharpest weekly drop since Nov 2024

Foreign currency assets fell $14.8 billion during the week ended September 18, with an economist attributing $10.9 billion of the decline to actual dollar sales

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Forex reserves fall $14.9 billion, sharpest weekly drop since Nov 2024
Foreign currency assets fell $14.8 billion during the week ended September 18, with an economist attributing $10.9 billion of the decline to actual dollar sales
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