Net internal assets of armenian Central Bank drop by 4.8% to 246.2bln drams in November

YEREVAN, December 13. /ARKA/.  Net internal assets of Armenian Central Bank dropped by 4.8% to 246.2bln drams in November against October, the Central Bank reports.

Central Bank’s requirements to the government were minus 102.19bln drams in the period against minus 88.7bln drams in October. The requirements to commercial banks reduced by 0.36% to over 149.3bln drams by the end of the reporting month; other requirements totaled around 199.1bln drams.

According to the report, net international assets reduced by 1.4% to about 377.5bln drams in November compared to October. Monetary base totaled about 623.7bln drams, a 2.7% reduction against the month before. ($1=405.98drams).  –0—

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