Armenian ministry of finance placed state (treasury) mid-term coupon bonds in the amount of 500 million drams

Capital market

YEREVAN, April 9. /ARKA/. On Friday Armenian Ministry of Finance placed mid-term state treasury coupon bonds in the amount of 500 million drams. Bonds of the series AMGN60052135 were placed. Four agents participated in the auction.

Total volume of submitted applications was 1 143.6 million drams and annual profitability – 12.0300%. ($1 – 399.45 drams). –0–

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