Money supply in Armenia grows 2% exceeding AMD 1346.9 billion in late February 2013

YEREVAN, March 26. /ARKA/. Money supply in Armenia amounted to more than AMD 1346.9 billion in late February 2013 after growing 2% over the month.

According to the information available on the central bank’s official website, cash out of banks amounted to about AMD 342.2 billion in late February 2013 against more then AMD 351.8 billion in late January 2013.

Demand deposits in drams totaled AMD 168.7 billion in late February against AMD 157 billion in late January.

Time deposits in drams exceeded AMD 202.5 billion in late February against AMD 200.4 billion in late January.

Deposits in foreign currencies totaled about AMD 633.4 billion in February against more than AMD 611 billion one month earlier. ($1 – AMD 418.02). –0—

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