Kazakhstan’s gold and foreign currency reserves rose to $33.1 billion in Jan

Kazakhstan’s net gold and foreign currency reserves rose to $33.1 billion as of Jan. 31 from $28.8 billion on Dec. 31, the central bank said on Tuesday.

The National Fund, replenished by windfall revenues from oil exports, totalled $45.5 billion as of Jan. 31, the bank said.

The central bank has provided the following data for its reserves since the end of 2008:

2012
    Jan 31              $33.1 bln	

    2011
    Dec 31              $28.8 bln
    Nov 30              $31.6 bln
    Oct 31              $32.1 bln
    Sept 30             $31.9 bln
    Aug 31              $35.5 bln
    July 31             $36.4 bln
    June 30             $34.2 bln
    May 31              $35.5 bln
    April 30            $36.4 bln
    March 31            $34.6 bln
    Feb 28              $32.9 bln
    Jan 31              $30.6 bln	

    2010
    Dec 31              $27.70 bln
    Nov 30              $27.30 bln
    Oct 31              $28.40 bln
    Sept 30             $27.30 bln
    Aug 31              $26.37 bln
    July 31             $27.23 bln
    June 30             $26.09 bln
    May 31              $27.70 bln
    April 30            $28.80 bln
    March 31            $26.60 bln
    Feb 28              $27.00 bln
    Jan 31              $25.85 bln	

    2009
    Dec 31              $22.66 bln
    Nov 30              $23.27 bln
    Oct 31              $20.18 bln
    Sept 30             $20.04 bln
    Aug 31              $19.92 bln
    July 31             $19.88 bln
    June 30             $18.50 bln
    May 31              $19.80 bln
    April 30            $19.40 bln
    March 31            $18.80 bln
    Feb 28              $19.60 bln
    Jan 31              $18.20 bln	

    2008
    Dec 31              $19.40 bln

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