Armenian commercial banks provided 18.5 billion drams car loans as of November 30

YEREVAN, January 24. /ARKA/. Commercial banks of Armenia as of November 30, 2011 provided over 18.5 billion drams car loans which is by 2.3% less compared to the end of October, states the site of Armenian Central Bank.

In November, car loans were provided mainly in AMD – 96.8%. Thus, the volume of provided car loans in AMD at the end of November was 17.9 billion drams which is less the indicator of October by 2.2%.

At the same time, volume of consumer loans in the reporting period was over 206.6 billion drams, increased by 2.2% in November.

As of November 30, 2011 Armenia registered 21 commercial banks. ($1 – 387.96 drams). –0–

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