(Bloomberg) -- Foreign-currency reserves in Angola, Africa's second-biggest oil producer, declined to $12.8 billion in February, the lowest since January 2010, central bank data show. The southeast African nation, whose reserves peaked at $34 billion in September 2013, is curbing the amount of money airlines can take out of the country amid a persistent shortage of foreign currency, the International Air Transport Association said in January.
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