Armenian citizens choose to invest free money in foreign currency savings deposits

YEREVAN, March 12. /ARKA/. In 2012 January Armenian citizens chose to invest their free money in foreign currency savings deposits, which amounted to more than 710.9 billion drams, having increased by 5.9% from December 2011, according to a statement on the official website of the Central Bank of Armenia.

According to its data, foreign currency savings deposits accounted for 70% of all savings deposits at the end of January. The amount of time foreign currency savings deposits in January increased by 4.2% from 2011 December to 360.9 billion drams, or about 35.6% of all savings deposits kept by Armenia-based banks. Call foreign currency deposits totaled 118.8 billion drams in January, a 4.4% decline from the previous month.

The volume of term savings deposits in Armenian dram in January amounted to more than 141.2 billion drams, having increased by 1.2% from December, while call deposits contracted by 7.5% to 148.8 billion drams.($1 – 389.79 drams). -0-

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