Tripoli: The Central Bank of Libya announced today that the total oil revenues deposited into the bank for February 2026 amounted to approximately $705 million. In addition, the bank received $201 million from oil royalties, bringing the total deposited amount to approximately $906 million.According to Libyan News Agency, the Central Bank issued this statement in response to a communication from the National Oil Corporation. The bank emphasized the importance of transparency and accuracy, urging all regulatory bodies, including the Ministry of Finance, to review and verify the data provided.The statement highlights the Central Bank's commitment to maintaining clarity concerning the nation's oil revenues, which continue to play a significant role in Libya's economy.
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Central Bank of Libya Reports February 2026 Oil Revenues
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