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Macedonia's December M1 Money Supply Rises 14.67% M/M - Table

Jan 31, 2008, 6:00:02 PMArticle by Polina Kutmanova
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January 31 (SeeNews) - Macedonia's M1 money supply, which includes cash in circulation and demand deposits, totaled 46.202 billion denars ($1.11 billion/749.5 million euro) at the end of December, up 14.67% from a month earlier, the central bank said on Thursday.

Macedonia's December M1 Money Supply Rises 14.67% M/M - Table

The M2 money supply rose by 5.3% month on-month to 166.254 billion denars at end 2007.

MACEDONIA MONEY SUPPLY (in millions of denars):

December'07 November'07 October'07 December'06
M1 46,202 40,290 39,178 35,436
-currency outside banks 17,927 16,290 16,575 16,206
-demand deposits 28,275 24,000 22,603 19,230
M2 (M1+quasi-deposits) 166,254 157,420 153,954 130,069
-quasi-deposits 120,052 117,130 114,776 94,633
M4 (M3+non-monetary deposits) 176,682 167,115 163,440 135,720
- non-monetary deposits 10,428 9,695 9,486 6,850

NOTE: The monetary aggregate M3 includes M2 and special-purpose deposits, such as letters of credits, guarantees, remittances abroad, etc. The National Bank of the Republic of Macedonia (NBRM) does not publish data about this type of deposits.

Monetary aggregates are defined according to the methodology for International Monetary Fund (IMF) Monetary and Financial Statistics, based on the System of National Accounts. The statistics were first published in 1993.

(1 euro = 61.6417 Macedonian denars)

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