The Central Bank of Libya announced that the value of oil revenues supplied to the bank from the beginning of January until January 13, 2026 amounted to only about $287 million, while total foreign exchange sales during the same period reached about one billion dollars.
The bank explained that there are existing credits that were covered during the year 2025, at a value of $4.3 billion, the documents of which have not yet been circulated, indicating that these credits aim to meet the local market’s need for goods during the coming period.
This announcement comes in light of monitoring the financial and economic conditions in the country, as the oil sector constitutes the main source of public revenues, while the Central Bank continues its role in managing foreign exchange and ensuring market stability.
