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Monetary Base Does Not Reach January 1 Level
By April 1, the monetary base (6 billion 535.8 million manats) of Azerbaijan formally expanded, reaching the level of the end of the first half of 2011 (6 billion 497.7 million manats) and was even a little higher than this, the website of the Central Bank of Azerbaijan reported.
However, the two-time devaluation of February 21 and December 21 last year, double "dropped" the national currency, so the monetary base should be nominally cut back by the same factor.
The growth a month earlier was 147.3 million and as of February 1 - 451,600,000 manats, but by the beginning of the year this figure narrowed to 366 million manats, and the losses, according to analysts, could be compensated only by the second half-year.
Recall, according to the CBA, the monetary base fell a record on September 1, 2014 (11 billion 743.6 million AZN), after which it steadily declined during the fall of stock prices. --17D-
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- Economics
- 4 April 2016 14:01
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