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Bank Deposits Melt Despite Relative Increase in Foreign Exchange Reserves
As of May 1, bank deposits amounted to 7 billion 685 million AZN (minus 18.9% to 1 January) and reduced from month to month - even in April against the background of foreign exchange reserves growth and the relative rise in oil prices the population did not trust banks, moving 203.9 million AZN from them.
Derived from the turnover are mainly savings in foreign currency (minus 22.1% to the beginning of the year - to 6 billion 277.3 million AZN), which make up 81.6% of all deposits. The situation is better in AZN - the proportion of the national currency reduced by 0.9% - to 1 billion 407.6 million AZN.
About the same comparative reduction befell residents (minus 18.9% - to 6 billion 683.7 million AZN) and non-residents (minus 18.8% - to 1 billion 1.3 million AZN).
According to the CBA as of May 1, the total amount of deposits in local banks was equal to 22 billion 558.1 million AZN (minus 3.7% as of 1 January). --17D-
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- Economics
- 13 June 2016 18:55
Economics
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