Armenian dram gains 1.5 points against dollar

Exchange market

YEREVAN, April 27. /ARKA/. Armenian national currency climbed 1.5 percentage points against the US dollar on Tuesday, compared with Monday, the press office of the central Bank of Armenia reports.

One dollar traded at AMD 388.81 on the country’s forex on Tuesday. –0—

27.04.10 26.04.10
АMD against USD 388.81 390.31
АMD against EUR 519.41 520.13
АMD against RUR 13.38 13.42
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