<h1>Central bank monitors weakening domestic currency near record lows, may trigger FX reporting, intervention and reserve actions</h1> The central bank is monitoring a narrowing but weakening domestic currency against the US dollar, with the exchange rate approaching record closing lows and intra-day depreciation prompting supervisory attention. Market movements-driven by global risk-off sentiment, oil price increases, equity declines and modest foreign inflows-coincide with a small weekly decline in foreign exchange reserves. From a legal/regulatory perspective, heightened exchange-rate volatility may trigger intervention or reporting under foreign exchange regulations, affect open-position and disclosure obligations for market participants, and influence monetary policy and reserve-management actions.