BML's dollar sales exceed purchases by USD 69 million
Bank of Maldives (BML) reported a sharp increase in US dollar sales so far in 2026, selling USD 345 million in the first five months, which is USD 69 million more than it purchased. This averages USD 69 million per month, up from USD 47 million per month in 2025. The bank provided foreign currency for remittances, telegraphic transfers, business imports, and overseas transactions. The data highlights increased support for businesses importing goods.
Bank of Maldives (BML) reported a sharp increase in US dollar sales so far in 2026, selling USD 345 million in the first five months, which is USD 69 million more than it purchased. This averages USD 69 million per month, up from USD 47 million per month in 2025. The bank provided foreign currency for remittances, telegraphic transfers, business imports, and overseas transactions. The data highlights increased support for businesses importing goods.
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Bank of Maldives (BML) reported a sharp increase in US dollar sales so far in 2026, selling USD 345 million in the first five months, which is USD 69 million more than it purchased. This averages USD 69 million per month, up from USD 47 million per month in 2025. The bank provided foreign currency for remittances, telegraphic transfers, business imports, and overseas transactions. The data highlights increased support for businesses importing goods.
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