According to a statement released on the regulatory site, the operation aimed to enhance the capacity of commercial banks to swiftly meet the demands of individuals and airlines operating in the country during the months of July and August.
The BNA reported that 61.1 million dollars (53.2 million euros) and 10.7 million euros were allocated for individual operations, while 90.9 million dollars (79.1 million euros) were set aside for airline operations.
The seasonal pressure on the foreign exchange market during this period is due to increased demand for foreign currency for international travel and the need for airlines to make international payments.
This measure seeks to ensure smoother transactions, provide liquidity to commercial banks, prevent delays in operations, and stabilize the foreign exchange market, avoiding the devaluation of the kwanza due to the scarcity of foreign currency.
