Armenia’s total public debt increased by $9.5 million to $6 934 million in June

YEREVAN, June 15. /ARKA/. Armenia’s total public debt amounted to $6 934 million in late June 2019 after growing by $9.5 million over one month, the country’s finance ministry reported on Friday.

In drams, the total public debt has shrunk from AMD 3 325.6 billion in Late May to AMD 3 308.3 billion in late June.

The government’s debt totaled $6 408.8 million in late June (up $29 million), where foreign debt amounted to $4 930.9 million (up $13.7 million) and domestic debt $1477.9 million (up $15.3 million).

According to the finance ministry’s figures, the central bank’s debt has shrunk by $19.5 million to $525.2 million. ($1 – AMD 476.94). -0—

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