Core Insights - Bosnia and Herzegovina's central bank reported a total domestic deposit of 36.04 billion marks as of the end of August, reflecting an increase of 395.9 million marks (1.1% growth) from the previous month [1] Group 1: Domestic Deposits - Total domestic deposits reached 36.04 billion marks, with a year-on-year increase of 10.4%, amounting to 3.39 billion marks [1] - Household deposits rose by 16.97 million marks (0.9% growth) [1] - Private sector deposits increased by 19.43 million marks (2.4% growth) [1] - Non-financial institution deposits grew by 5 million marks (0.3% growth) [1] - Government agency deposits increased by 25.2 million marks (0.5% growth) [1] - Other domestic sectors saw a rise of 1.7 million marks (0.1% growth) [1] Group 2: Domestic Loans - Total domestic loans amounted to 27.44 billion marks, showing a decrease of 23.1 million marks (0.1% decline) from the previous month [1] - Household loans increased by 10.84 million marks (0.8% growth) [1] - Other domestic sectors saw an increase of 5.5 million marks (1.5% growth) [1] - Government agency loans decreased by 11 million marks (7.8% decline) [1] - Non-financial institution loans fell by 6.8 million marks (0.9% decline) [1] - Private sector loans decreased by 20.2 million marks (0.2% decline) [1] Group 3: Foreign Exchange Reserves - As of the end of August, Bosnia and Herzegovina's foreign exchange reserves reached 17.92 billion marks, an increase of 1.24 billion marks (7.4% growth) year-on-year [1]