Central Bank of Armenia to place 3 billion Drams worth short-term state (treasury) coupon bonds in December

YEREVAN, November 30, /ARKA/. The Central Bank of Armenia said it will place in December short-term state (treasury) coupon bonds in the amount of 3 billion Drams.

The press service of the Central Bank of Armenia told ARKA that the bank will place bonds of  AMGT5202С06, AMGT39079106 and AMGT5214С102 series.

It said the minimum amount of demand for one bond is set at 10,000 Drams with a 1000 Dram step. The auctions will be held on December 3, 8 and 15. ($1 – 386.00 Drams). -0-

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