Deposits in Armenian commercial banks amounted to 6.9 trillion drams at the end of September

YEREVAN, November 10. /ARKA/. Deposits in Armenian commercial banks at the end of September 2025 amounted to 6,919,978 million drams, compared to 6,842,445 million drams in August, according to data from the Statistical Committee of Armenia.

Moreover, deposits from non-residents in September amounted to 1.56 trillion drams, compared to 1.55 trillion drams in August, and from residents – to 5.36 trillion drams, compared to 5.29 trillion drams in August.

The report notes that the figure for deposits from non-residents at the end of September includes demand deposits (including accounts) and time deposits of non-resident organizations, households, non-profit organizations, and non-bank financial institutions.

Out of residents’ dram deposits totaling 3.53 trillion drams (3.56 trillion drams in August), demand deposits (including accounts) at the end of September amounted to 1.51 trillion drams (1.48 trillion drams in August), and time deposits amounted to 2.02 trillion drams (1.98 trillion drams in August).

Of residents’ foreign currency deposits totaling AMD 1,826,232 million (AMD 1,826,013 million in August), demand deposits (including accounts) amounted to AMD 736.3 billion in September (AMD 751.8 billion in August), while time deposits amounted to AMD 1.09 trillion (AMD 1.07 trillion in August).

The balance of deposits attracted from the population in Armenian banks at the end of September 2025 amounted to AMD 3,136,463 million, which is 1.3% higher than the previous month and 15.5% higher than the same period in 2024.

In September, the interest rate on commercial bank deposits was 7.86% (8.40% in August). ($1 = AMD 382.54).-0-

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