Wednesday, December 16 2020,
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Wednesday, December 16 2020,
ArmInfo. The devaluation of the national currency in Armenia is associated with a number of reasons, first of all, with a decrease in export volumes, transfer inflows, limitation of international donor programs, the inability to leave for labor migrants and a worsening economic situation in the country. A similar opinion was expressed by the chairman of the Republican Union of Employers of Armenia, economist Gagik Makaryan during a press conference on December 16. In particular, he stressed that today the dollar in relation to the dram is about 520-530 AMD / $, the euro has reached 630-640 AMD /EUR. He noted that the Central Bank is now pursuing a restrictive policy, trying to keep the exchange rate at a level acceptable to exporters and not creating serious problems for importers. However, according to Makaryan, the Armenian economy remains more dependent on the dollar. Artificially, in view of the current situation, the profits of exporters are growing, but in this regard, he stressed that the share of exports is 40% of imports. Consequently, currency devaluation can lead to higher prices for certain imported goods. |
Tuesday, December 15 2020,
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Tuesday, December 15 2020,
ArmInfo.In Armenia, in conditions of high economic uncertainty in the short term, there are risks of inflation deviation towards growth. The head of the RA Central Bank Martin Galstyan said this at a press conference on December 15, noting that the Central Bank constantly monitors the development of events and, if necessary, is ready to react to ensure price stability. According to his forecasts, in the mid-term, inflation in Armenia will not exceed 4%. |
Tuesday, December 15 2020,
ArmInfo. In 2021, Armenia expects to receive a Stand-By loan from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in the amount of about $ 70 million (with a probable adjustment of this amount). The Chairman of the Central Bank of the Republic of Armenia Martin Galstyan announced this on December 15 during a press conference. |
Central Bank of Armenia: The share of non-performing loans in Armenia`s banking system may reach 10%
Tuesday, December 15 2020,
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Tuesday, December 15 2020,
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Tuesday, December 15 2020,
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Tuesday, December 15 2020,
ArmInfo.The Central Bank of Armenia has repeatedly announced its intention to carry out interventions in the foreign exchange market. This is stated in the message of the Central Bank of the Republic of Armenia spread on December 15. The report also notes that the Central Bank of Armenia continues to monitor financial markets and, if necessary, will apply all the tools in its arsenal, guaranteeing price stability and financial stability. |
Tuesday, December 15 2020,
ArmInfo. The State Revenue Committee of Armenia (SRC) hosted a meeting of the Appeals Commission of Tax and Customs Authorities, during which the complaints of taxpayers regarding the actions or inaction of the tax or customs authorities were considered, as a result of which, in the opinion of the economic entities, unfair decisions were made. |
Tuesday, December 15 2020,
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Monday, December 14 2020,
ArmInfo.The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) completed the third review of the Republic of Armenia's performance under the program supported by the Stand-By Arrangement (SBA). As the statement spread by the Central Bank on December 14 indicates, within the program Armenia will receive SDR 25.714 million (about US$37 million), bringing total disbursements to SDR 231.657 million (about US$ 315 million). |