CBA Placed State (Treasury) Short-Term Coupon Bonds in The Amount of 1 Billion Drams

YEREVAN, May 24. /ARKA/. On Monday Armenian Central Bank placed 13-weeks short-term state treasury coupon bonds in the amount of 1 billion drams. Ten dealers participated in the auction. Bonds of the series AMGT13238108 were placed.

Total volume of submitted applications was 3 404.8 million drams, from which 449.8 million drams – by non-competitive applications. Weighted average profitability of the bonds was 12.8846% annually. Volume of earlier announced emission was 1 billion drams ($1 – 385.05 drams). –0–

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