Last month, the reserves stood at $80bln and are expected to hit $90bln by the end of the year
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Iraq's foreign currency reserves reached $85 billion on Sunday, the highest since 2003, the country's central bank said on Sunday.
Last month, the reserves stood at $80 billion and are expected to hit $90 billion by the end of the year, the bank's deputy governor, Ammar Khalaf, said.
(Reporting by Moataz Mohamed; editing by John Stonestreet and Omar Fahmy;)
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