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Bulgaria's Sept M1 Money Supply Rises 7.05% Y/Y, Down 1.4 M/M - Table

Oct 24, 2008, 3:38:59 PMArticle by Iva Doneva
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October 24 (SeeNews) - Bulgaria's M1 money supply, which includes cash in circulation and demand deposits, totalled 20.525 billion levs ($13.212 billion/10.492 billion euro) at the end of September, up 7.05% from a year earlier and 1.4% lower than it was at the end of August, central bank data have shown.

Bulgaria's Sept M1 Money Supply Rises 7.05% Y/Y, Down 1.4 M/M - Table

The M2 money supply totalled 45.632 billion levs at the end of September, up 19.4% from a year earlier and 0.09% lower on the month. The M3 broad money stood at 45.690 billion levs at end-September, up 19.5% on the year and 0.05 lower than at the end of August.

BULGARIA MONEY SUPPLY (in millions levs):

Sept'08 Aug'08 Sept'07
M1 20,525.109 20,821.980 19,173.536
-currency outside banks 7,745.399 7,757.737 6,931.077
-demand deposits 12,779.710 13,064.243 12,242.459
M2 45,631.750 45,670.146 38,221.145
-deposits with maturity of up to two years 20,518.116 20,338.625 15,712.667
-deposits that can be used after three months notice 4,588.525 4,509.541 3,334.942
-quasi-money (M2-M1) 25,106.641 24,848.166 19,047.609
M3 45,690.405 45,715.629 38,233.183
-Lev broad money 42.050 31.376 5.536
-Fx broad money 16.605 14.107 6.502

NOTE: The central bank started releasing money supply data on a monthly basis in January 2007 when the country joined the European Union, instead of issuing figures weekly. Bulgaria is running 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)

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