Assets increased by 4.02 billion dollars while liabilities increased by 2 billion 832 million dollars, over the same period.
Deposits held by domestic banks, export receivables, and direct investments abroad increased by 1,855 million dollars, 1 billion 728 million dollars, and 435 million dollars respectively.
Accordingly, assets recorded an increase of 4.02 billion dollars. On the liability side; domestic loans, external loans (excluding trade credits), and import payables increased by 496 million dollars, 1 billion 398 million dollars, and 938 million dollars respectively, so the liabilities increased by 2 billion 832 million dollars.
Short-term domestic loans increased by 496 million dollars, while long-term domestic loans remained constant; short-term external loans increased by 1,803 million dollars, while
long-term external loans increased by 533 million dollars over the same period.