Financial and insurance services provided in Armenia in Jan-Oct 2014 total AMD 204.8 billion – 2.4% year-on-year growth

YEREVAN, December 12. /ARKA/. Financial and insurance services worth AMD 204.8 billion were provided in Armenia in Jan-Oct 2014, the National Statistical Service of Armenia reports.
This amount is 2.4% larger than that of the same period a year earlier.

According to the statistical report, the financial sectors share in the total amount of the services was 22.9% in Jan-Oct 2014.

The aggregate cost of services provided in Armenia over the mentioned period was AMD 895 billion – 7.2% year-on-year growth. ($1 – 459.09). –0–

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