Volume Of Dram Deposits In Banks Of Armenia Increased In October By 2.5% To 273.6 Billion Drams

YEREVAN, December 5. /ARKA/. Volume of dram deposits attracted by the commercial banks of Armenia were 273.6 billion drams at the end of October 2011 increased, compared to the previous month by 2.5%, states the site of Central Bank of Armenia.

The share of residents is about 96.2% of all the attracted drams deposits (263.1 billion drams).
According to the report, call deposits of the residents were 52.7% making 144.2 billion drams in the total volume of deposits. This indicator in October compared to September increased by 1.3%.

Time deposits of the residents were 43.5% of total volume of the attracted dram deposits making 118.9 billion drams. Increase of this indicator in October was 3.7%.

Volume of foreign currency deposits in the reporting period increased by 3% making about 628 billion drams at the end of October.

As of December 30, 2011, 21 commercial banks operate in Armenia. ($1 – 381.22 drams).–0–

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