Bulgaria's End-Aug M1 Money Supply Falls 14.2% Y/Y, Up 1.05% M/M - Table

The M2 money supply went up by 1.05% year-on-year to 46.151 billion levs at the end of August, and the M3 broad money increased by 1.03% on the year to 46.189 billion levs.

Bulgaria's money supply (in millions of levs):

NOTE: The central bank started releasing money supply data on a monthly basis from January 2007, when the country joined the European Union, instead of issuing figures weekly. Bulgaria is operating an IMF-prescribed currency board system, a tight monetary arrangement that ties the level of cash in circulation to the amount of central bank reserves. The fixed exchange rate of the Bulgarian lev under this system is 1.95583 per euro.

(1 euro = 1.95583 Bulgarian levs)