The share of trade crediting in December in Armenia was 23% – over 275.7 billion drams

YEREVAN, February 8. /ARKA/. The share of loans provided by commercial banks of Armenia in December 2011 was 23% of all the provided loans to the residents (by economy branches), the site of CBA informs.
 
Volume of trade crediting in the reporting period compared to December 2010 increased by 1.2% and as of December 31 was over 275.7 billion drams.
 
According to the press-release, industry sphere is in the second place by crediting – 22.4% of total volume of provided loans, or over 268 6 billion drams.
 
Then come consumer credits with the share of 18.1% – about 217 4 billion drams, mortgage loans with the share of 9.2% – 110.3 billion drams, construction – 8.2% or over 98.2 billion drams, agriculture – 6.1% or 73.4 billion drams. In the last place is transport sector with the share of 3.5% or over 42.5 billion drams.  ($1 – 388.37 drams). –0–

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