13 December 2021 - Landsbankinn
75,500 foreign passengers departed via Keflavík Airport in November.
Last week’s highlights
- 75,500 foreign passengers departed via Keflavík Airport in November.
- November was the first month since before the pandemic that the CBI did not intervene in the interbank market for foreign currency.
- The CBI released the Financial Stability Committee’s statement.
The week ahead
- On Wednesday, the CBI will release payment intermediation for November.
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