Ministry of finance buys out 700 million drams government bonds

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YEREVAN, December 15, /ARKA/. The Armenian ministry of finance said today it has bought out 700 million Drams worth midterm government (treasury) coupon bonds of AMGN36265126 series. It said three dealers took part in the auction. The total amount of submitted bids totaled 2 billion Drams. The annual yield on a bond was 11.3%. ($1 – 360.41 Drams).  -0-

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