Iran's foreign exchange reserves at the end of 2014 amounted to $126.5 billion
Date: 07:15, 04-02-2015.
Almaty. February 3. Silkroadnews - Iran is the third largest in the Middle East and Central Asia country in terms of foreign currency reserves, informs the Iranian News Agency (IrTAG) on Tuesday.
Iran's foreign exchange reserves at the end of 2014 reached a record for the country $126.5 billion, and they accounted for about 8.5% of the total foreign exchange reserves of all countries in the Middle East and Central Asia, which, according to IMF, estimates more than $1,5 trillion.
Thus, the foreign exchange reserves of Saudi Arabia is estimated at $734 billion, Algeria's foreign exchange reserves (2nd place) - at $187 billion.
