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In Armenia, the dram is depreciating, the debt is rising

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In Armenia, the dram is depreciating, the debt is rising

Armenia's economy is collapsing.

Axar.az reports that the statement came from Dashnaktsutyun Party spokesman Tadevos Avetisyan. According to him, over the past year, Armenia's foreign trade turnover decreased by 17%, and the dram fell by 10%. In return, the country's debt increased by $ 750 million.

Avetisyan said that in January-February of this year alone, the drama fell by 10-11% compared to the same period last year. The price increase for products was 7.3%, and the price increase for basic consumer goods was 25-30%.

Avetisyan said that Armenia's public debt has increased by 27% over the past three years. He also noted that the inflow of investment into the country decreased by 2.6 times, and direct investment - by 1.23.

Date
2021.04.05 / 17:13
Author
Axar.az
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