Weighted average of us dollar rate in NASDAQ OMX Armenia as of march 17, 2010 was 402.84 drams for $1

YEREVAN, March 17. /ARKA/. Weighted average of US dollar rate by transactions in NASDAQ OMX Armenia as of March 17, 2010 increased by 5.9 points compared with the indicator of previous auctions as of March 15 making 402.84 drams for $1. According to news agency “ARKA”, today by US dollars 56 transactions in total amount of $7.9 million (in dram equivalent – 3.2 billion drams) were implemented. There are no transactions by EURO as of March 17 in NASDAQ OMX Armenia stock exchange. Mid-market rates as of March 17 are $1 – 400.1 drams, €1 – 551.18 drams. –0—

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