Bósnia Herzegovina, Avaz , Bósnio

SARAJEVO – Devizne rezerve Centralne banke BiH na kraju aprila iznosile su 18,27 milijardi KM i veće su za 300 miliona KM u odnosu na prethodni mjesec.

Na godišnjem nivou, devizne rezerve povećane su za 1,19 milijardi KM ili 6,9 odsto, objavila je Centralna banka.

U BiH ukupni krediti domaćim sektorima na kraju aprila iznosili su 29,99 milijardi KM, i u odnosu na prethodni mjesec zabilježeno je povećanje kredita za 422,7 miliona KM ili 1,4 odsto.

Kreditni rast registrovan je kod stanovništva za 210,8 miliona KM ili 1,4 odsto, kod nefinansijskih privatnih preduzeća za 93,2 miliona KM ili 0,8 odsto, nefinansi1jskih javnih preduzeća za 39,8 miliona KM ili 5,2 odsto, vladinih institucija za 59,8 miliona KM ili 3,5 odsto, te kod ostalih domaćih sektora za 19 miliona KM ili pet odsto.

Godišnja stopa rasta ukupnih kredita u aprilu iznosila je 12,1 odsto, nominalno 3,24 milijarde KM.

Godišnji rast kredita registrovan je kod sektora stanovništva za 1,69 milijardi KM ili 12,7 odsto, privatnih preduzeća za 958 miliona KM ili 8,7 odsto, vladinih institucija za 371 milion KM ili 26,8 odsto, nefinansijskih javnih preduzeća za 132 miliona KM ili 19,6 odsto, te ostalih domaćih sektora za 84,6 miliona KM ili 27,1 odsto, prenosi Srna.

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