How much funds would be released from Macau bank in the effort to settle nuclear problem in North Korea?

The U. S. Treasury Department says Macau is now set to unblock frozen North Korean funds, in a possible breakthrough in the efforts to dismantle Pyongyang’s nuclear program. The Treasury has issued a statement which also said Washington would support the decision by authorities in Macau to release the 25 million dollars in North Korean assets now frozen in a Macau hank. Earlier, top U.S. nuclear negotiator Christopher Hill described as "positive" reports that North Korea will allow UN inspectors into the country as soon as the financial dispute is resolved.