The Central Bank of Egypt will officially announce the size of international reserves of foreign currencies in Egypt by measuring the rate of decline occurring during reserves in November 2011, a prominent banker source told Youm7. The sources added the foreign monetary reserves for Egypt dramatically declined, estimated at U.S. $14 billion since the beginning of 2011. The reserves reached U.S. $36 billion by the end of December 2010, totaling U.S. $22 billion by the end October. The reserves witnessed a huge decline during October, which lead to lose U.S. $2 billion.