“However, as it turns out, from the $500 million loan, raised a few weeks ago through Eurobonds, some $300 million were directed to replenish the foreign reserves,” said the article in the newspaper.
The article said it turns out that after the replenishment worth $300 million, the reserves rose by only $230 million.
“A simple arithmetic shows that in only one month, $70 million were spent from the country’s foreign reserves. If all this continues on this pace, in a few months, they [the foreign reserves] will be completely exhausted,” the newspaper said.
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