Javadyan attending meeting of governors of Central Asia, Black Sea region and Baltic countries’ central banks

YEREVAN, November 22. /ARKA/. Arthur Javadyan, chairman of the Central Bank of Armenia, is attending in Prague the 42nd meeting of the governors of the central banks of the countries of Central Asia, Black Sea region and Baltic countries, the press office of the Armenian regulator repots.

At a scientific conference head as part of the event, peculiarities of the Armenian central bank’s monetary policy were presented. Its flexibility in various shocking situations and prospects for implementation of inflation goals in the context of the development of the global economy were presented at the conference as well. -0—

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