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Analysis: Foreign Exchange Reserves of the Central Bank of BiH

Published September 13, 2022
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Foreign exchange reserves of the Central Bank of BiH at the end of July 2022 amounted to 16.3 billion KM.

Compared to the previous month, an increase in the foreign exchange reserves of the Central Bank of BiH was recorded by 368.4 million KM (2.3 percent), while at the annual level an increase of 1.68 billion KM (11.5 percent) was registered.

According to CBBH data, total domestic sector deposits at the end of July 2022 amounted to 28.1 billion KM, and compared to the previous month, an increase in deposits of 273.6 million KM (one percent) was recorded.

Deposit growth was registered in the household sector by 105.4 million KM (0.8 percent), private enterprises by 158.4 million KM (2.9 percent), other domestic sectors by 16.8 million KM (0.9 percent), and with government institutions only 0.2 million KM.

A drop at the monthly level was recorded in deposits of non-financial public companies by 7.2 million KM (0.4 percent). The annual growth rate of total deposits in July 2022 was 5.3 percent, in the absolute amount of 1.42 billion KM.

The annual growth of deposits was registered with government institutions for a billion KM (27.4 percent), private companies for 383.6 million KM (7.4 percent), non-financial public companies for 287 million KM (16.6 percent) and with other domestic sectors by 172.4 million KM (10.4 percent).

A decrease in the growth rate of deposits on an annual level was registered in the housing sector by 433 million KM (three percent).

Total loans to domestic sectors at the end of July 2022 amounted to 21.8 billion KM, and compared to the previous month, a slight increase of 47.8 million KM (0.2 percent) was recorded.

Loan growth was registered with the household sector by 59.8 million KM (0.6 percent) and non-financial public enterprises by 17.3 million KM (3.5 percent).

A decrease in credit growth on a monthly basis was recorded at government institutions by 5.2 million KM (0.5 percent), private companies by 13.8 million KM (0.1 percent) and other domestic sectors by 10.4 million KM (5.8 percent).

The annual growth rate of total loans in July 2022 was (4.5 percent), nominally 944.2 million KM.

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