Armenia’s monetary stock reaches AMD 1 604.9 billion in late August after growing 0.15% over month

YEREVAN, October 1. /ARKA/. Armenia’s monetary stock reached AMD 1 604.9 billion in late August after growing 0.15% over the month, National Statistical Service of Armenia reports.

According to the statistical report based on the central bank’s preliminary figures, cash outside of banks amounted to about AMD 365.1 billion in late August against AMD 357.7 billion in late July.

Demand deposits in drams totaled AMD 191.7 billion against about AMD 204.9 billion and time deposits in drams about AMD 297.4 million against AMD 296.8 billion.

Deposits in foreign currencies totaled AMD 750.6 billion in late August against AMD 743.1 billion in late July.

August’s money multiplier 2.19 was 0.15 points higher July’s. ($1- AMD 407.6). –0–

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