Components of the US$29.995B reserve decline; US$ billions and share of total, 2016.
Algeria’s official foreign-exchange reserves declined by US$29.995 billion in 2016. Balance-of-payments flows accounted for US$25.609 billion of that decline, while negative valuation effects accounted for US$4.386 billion. The flow component represented 85.38% of the total. Negative valuation represented the remaining 14.62%.
| Rank | Entry | Value | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Balance-of-payments flows | 85.38% | 2016 |
| 2 | Negative valuation effects | 14.62% | 2016 |
Source 1: Tendances monétaires et financières de l’année 2015 et des neuf premiers mois de 2016
Publisher: Bank of Algeria
Dataset/table: Algeria external and monetary indicators, 2014–2016
Units: US$ billions; percent; percent of M2; percent depreciation; percent of GDP
Date checked: 2026-07-19
Evidence: Supports the US$29.995 billion total reserve decline in 2016 and its US$25.609 billion flow and US$4.386 billion negative-valuation components.
The flow and negative-valuation components add exactly to US$29.995 billion. Their percentage shares are analytical divisions of the published component amounts by that total.
The comparison uses the published total reserve decline as the true denominator and calculates each published component’s share of that total.
All component and total values come from the same Bank of Algeria report, use the same full-year 2016 period and US$ billion unit.
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