Armenian Central Bank places short-term government bonds worth AMD 1 billion

Capital market

YEREVAN, January 20. /ARKA/. On Thursday, the Central Bank of Armenia placed 11-week AMGT11074117 treasury government bonds worth AMD 1 billion, the press office of the central bank reports.

Bids at the auction totaled AMD 2346 million. Of them, AMD 2330 million were competitive bids by dealers.

Noncompetitive bids from dealers amounted to AMD 16,000.

Six dealers took part in the auction.

Yield of Highest Accepted Bids: 8.5000%. W.A. Yield of Successful Bids: 8.2106 %.

The issue announced amounted to AMD 1 billion. ($1 = AMD 367.85). -0—

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