The Central Bank of Libya (CBL) announced on Tuesday, January 13, 2026, that oil revenues deposited since the start of the year have reached $287 million. According to a statement released via its official channels, the CBL confirmed that total foreign currency sales for the same period amounted to approximately $1 billion. Additionally, the bank noted the existence of outstanding letters of credit valued at $4.3 billion, which were covered during 2025 but remain unprocessed.
Libyan Central Bank reveals: 49.4 billion dinars in public revenue over five months
The bank emphasized its commitment to sustaining foreign exchange availability to meet domestic market demands and ensure a steady supply of essential commodities ahead of the holy month of Ramadan. By maintaining the continuous sale of foreign currency, the CBL aims to bolster economic stability and safeguard the local market against price volatility, ensuring that the basic needs of citizens are met during this high-demand period.