The Philippines’ gross international reserves (GIR) in April hit the highest level in six months, driven by the central bank’s foreign currency operations and income from investments abroad, as well as deposits by the national government and higher prices of gold.

Net international reserves—the difference between the GIR and total short-term liabilities—rose to $81.8 billion from $80.88 billion in March.

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