TEHRAN, Feb. 11 (MNA) – US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has said in its 2012 economic report that Iran has halved its foreign debts. The report also said that liquidity had exceeded $200bn and national reserves had fallen to $70bn. CIA economic report added that Iran’s GDP based on power purchase had been $997.4bn, giving Iran an 18th ranking in the world. The report said that services was the greatest sector of Iranian economy, with 50.6 per cent share in GDP, and industry sector and agriculture had 38.4 and 11 per cent of GDP, respectively. The report said that in 2011, Iran had a 2 per cent growth rate, and in 2012, it has been negative and amounted to 0.9 per cent. According to report, liquidity was $199.9bn in 2012, showing a $16.4bn compared to same time last year. Iran’s liquidity was reported as $183.5bn in 2011. According to this report, Iran’s foreign debts had been halved compared to that in last year, from $17.9bn in 2011 down to $9.452bn in 2012.