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Azeri Central Bank reserves expand 19% through January

Azeri Central Bank reserves expand 19% through January
05.02.2014 13:15

Azerbaijan's Central Bank reserves grew almost 19 percent in January year-on-year, the bank said on its website.

Reserves rose to $14.2 billion from $12 billion a year earlier, it said.

Azerbaijan's total foreign exchange reserves topped $50 billion.

The State Oil Fund of Azerbaijan had $35.9 billion of assets as of January 1.

ANN.Az

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