Armenia’s state debt grows 6% to $4 658.9 million by late April 2015

YEREVAN, June 1. /ARKA/. Armenia’s total state debt reached $4 658.9 million by late April 2015 after growing 6% since the beginning of this year, the National Statistical Service of Armenia report.

It grew 0.8% or by $38.9 million in April alone.

According to the statistical report, the country’s foreign debt amounted to $3 968.7 million in April 2015 (4.8% growth since the beginning of the year) and $439.8 million here is the central bank’s debt.
The Armenian government’s debt grew 5.4% to about $3528.9 million.

Armenia’s domestic debt grew 5.1% to $690.1 million, of which about $602 million is government bonds acquired by residents, $82 million is bonds in foreign currencies, $4 million is loans and borrowings and $2 million is interior pledges. —0—–

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