Armenian government’s debt to commercial banks 161.3bln drams at end October

YEREVAN, December 18. /ARKA/. Armenian government’s debt to commercial banks was 161.3bln drams as of the end of October 2012, an increase of 3.5% compared to September, the Central Bank reports.

Government’s net liabilities to banks were 82.3bln drams, a 16.5% increase against September.
On the other hand, according to the Central Bank, commercial banks’ liabilities to the government totaled 78.9bln drams, which is a reduction 7.2% against September.

Commercial banks’ requirements towards the Central Bank grew by 4.6% to 271.7bln drams compared to September.

Net requirements of Armenian commercial banks to the Central Bank totaled 142.7bln drams. In October, commercial banks’ liabilities to the Central Bank rose by 0.7% to 128.9bln drams against September.

There were 21 commercial banks registered in Armenia as of the end of October, 2012. ($1=407.34drams). –0–

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