Georgia, Tbilisi, Oct. 3 /Trend N.Kirtshkhalia/
Georgia's total foreign debt as of June 30 amounted to $12 billion (19.7 billion lari), the Georgian National Bank reported to Trend on Wednesday.
According to information, the debt of governmental sector (32.2 per cent of total debt) amounts to $3.9 billion (6.3 billion lari), $706 million (1.2 billion lari) - debt of National bank (5.9 per cent), $2.1 billion - debt of bank sector (17.3 per cent), $2.5 billion (4.1 billion lari) debt of other sectors (20.6 per cent) and $2.9 billion (4.7 billion lari) - debt, accumulated between businesses (24 per cent)
The relation of Georgian foreign debt to GDP of last 4 quarters (starting from 3 quarter of 2011 till second quarter of 2012 inclusive) amounted to 78.7 per cent. 94.2 per cent of Georgia's total foreign debt is denominated in foreign currency.
Country's foreign debt has increased by $389 million (636.3 million lari) in the second quarter of 2012 in comparison with the previous quarter. The debt has grown by $539.2 million (880.3 million lari) due to operational changes, $14 million (22.8 million lari) due to price changes, $119.9 million (195.7 million lari) and $43.5 million (71 million lari) due to fluctuations and other changes respectively.
85.6 per cent or $333.5 million (544.4 million lari) of foreign debt increase fall to the share of denominated debt, 14.4 per cent or $56.3 million (91.9 million lari) - foreign debt, denominated in national currency. The foreign debt, denominated in foreign currency, stands by $11.3 billion (18.6 billion lari), denominated in national currency - $690.3 million (1.1 billion lari)