The foreign exchange reserves of the Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina at the end of October amounted to 18.28 billion KM and are higher by 360 million KM compared to the previous month.
On an annual level, foreign exchange reserves increased by 1.24 billion KM or 7.3 percent, announced the Central Bank of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Total loans to domestic sectors at the end of October amounted to 28.02 billion KM, and compared to the previous month, an increase in loans was recorded by 226.6 million KM or 0.8 percent.
Credit growth was registered with the population for 161.2 million KM or 1.1 percent, with non-financial public companies for 17.1 million KM or 2.4 percent, and government institutions for 58 million KM or 4.5 percent.
A decrease in credit growth on a monthly basis was recorded in private companies by 8.8 million KM or 0.1 percent, and in other domestic sectors by 1 million KM or 0.3 percent.
The annual growth rate of total loans in October was 10.4 percent, nominally 2.65 billion KM, reports Srna.
Annual credit growth was registered in the household sector by 1.48 billion KM or 11.6 percent, private companies by 777.2 million KM or 7.4 percent, government institutions by 90.4 million KM or 7.2 percent, non-financial public companies by 184.1 million KM or 33 percent, and other domestic sectors by 116.2 million KM or 43 percent.
