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Armenian Central Bank head names measures to boost 5.6 per cent economic growth in 2025
‘Macroeconomic forecasts laid down in the 2025 budget reflect gradual neutralisation of high economic growth factors of the past years and shaping economic growth on the basis of long-term stable factors,; said today Martin Galstyan, the chairman of the Central Bank of Armenia, during a discussion on the budget in the parliament.Central Bank of Armenia follows the path of gradual easing of monetary conditions - Galstyan
The Central Bank of Armenia Board, considering scenarios for changing the refinancing rate, has decided to continue the gradual easing of monetary policy, the head of the regulator Martin Galstyan said today after it lowered the refinancing rate by 0.25 percentage points, setting it at 8.5%.Central Bank of Armenia ready for consequences of Armenian-Turkish border opening - Galstyan
Armenia’s Central Bank is prepared for the developments that may follow the opening of the Armenian-Turkish border, Chairman Martin Galstyan said when speaking at "Amundi-Acba 2024 Economic Forum".Establishment of lasting peace in the region will lead to lower risk premiums, says chairman of Central Bank of Armenia
Establishment of a just and lasting peace will lead to a decline in the risk premiums across the entire region, Central Bank of Armenia Chairman Martin Galstyan said when speaking at the "Amundi-Acba 2024 Economic Forum".Central Bank chairman names measures to reduce inflation risk amid financial aid to Nagorno-Karabakh refugees
The chairman of Armenia's Central Bank Martin Galstyan revealed at a press conference on Tuesday a set of measures, which, if implemented, would help avoid the risk of inflation rise against the background of the government's assistance to Nagorno-Karabakh refugees.After cutting refinancing rate Central Bank of Armenia will aim to regulate demand and stabilize inflation
After cutting the refinancing rate the Central Bank of Armenia will be consistent in regulating the demand and stabilizing the inflation, the head of the regulator Martin Galstyan told a press conference on Tuesday.Central Bank of Armenia: ability to 'withstand any storm' important for maintaining macroeconomic stability
We realize that one cannot rely on luck or inertia to maintain macroeconomic stability in the country, as there are always risks, some of which are more dangerous than others, and many of them come true, Chairman of Armenian Central Bank Martin Galstyan said during a conference dedicated to the 30th anniversary of Armenian currency dram held in the resort town of Dilijan..Russian nationals in Armenia plan to extend their stay
Many of Russian nationals, who relocated to Armenia after the start of the Russian- Ukrainian military conflict, decided to prolong their stay in Armenia, according to Armenian Central Bank Chairman Martin Galstyan, who told a press conference today that this trend was backed by the findings of surveys.Fall in prices does not mean end of fight against inflation, says head of Armenian Central Bank
Зrices for many goods are falling not only in Armenia, but in many other countries as well, however this tendency does not yet allow us to claim that the fight against inflation is over, Chairman of the Central Bank of Armenia Martin Galstyan said today.Projected growth for 2023 underpinned by significant increase in key investments- central bank
Speaking on Monday at the parliamentary hearings on the 2023 draft budget, Armenian Central Bank chairman Martin Galstyan said because of planned rise in capital expenditures and a drop in public debt the impact of the budget on aggregate demand will be neutral.Head of Central Bank of Armenia explains upward revision of GDP growth forecast for 2022
Armenian Central Bank Chairman Martin Galstyan explained why the regulator had to revise upward Armenia's economic growth forecast for 2022 from the original 1.6% to 13% when s[peaking at the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) annual conference in Washington, USA.News 1 - 20 of 33
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