Aggregate investments in government bonds in Armenia grow 1.2% in February 2015 to AMD 288.8 billion

YEREVAN, April 17. /ARKA/. Investments in government bonds in Armenia grew 1.2% in February 2015, compared with the previous month, to AMD 288.8 billion, according to the latest issue of the central bank’s monthly bulletin.

Residents’ investments in government bonds in Armenia in February amounted to AMD 288.3 billion in February 2015, showing 1.2% month-on-month growth.

Armenian banks’ investments in government bonds grew 72.5% in February 2015, compared with the previous month, to AMD 60.8 billion, while the central bank’s investments in government bonds shrank 11.2% to AMD 190.5 billion.

Nonbanking organizations’ investments in government bonds grew 4.9% to AMD 37 billion.

Nonresidents’ investments grew 32.3% to AMD 487 million. ($1 – AMD 472.27). –0–

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