Armenia’s international gross reserves shrink 3.3% to $1 646 million in August

YEREVAN, September 30. /ARKA/. Armenia’s international gross reserves totaled $1 646 million in late August 2015 after shrinking 3.3% over one month, according to preliminary figures of the Central Bank of Armenia.

The country’s external assets in freely convertible currencies totaled $1 646.3 million.
According to the report, SDR in the International Monetary Fund amounted to $0.4 million in late August.

It should be mentioned that Armenia’s international gross reserves shrank 33.8% or by $762.3 million over 2014 to $1 489.3 million amid devaluation of the national currency. The decline continued in 2015. The country’s international reserves amounted to $1 260.9 million in February. —-0—-

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