Armenia’s gross international reserves

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YEREVAN, Jan. 31. /ARKA/. Armenia’s gross international reserves, as of December 2022, stood at around $4.11 bln, up from $3.23bln in December 2021, according to a Central Bank report.

Most of the gross international reserves -$4.19 bn- were in foreign currency . The rest of the reserves – $6 million were SDR. -0-.

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