Mid-Market Rate Of Armenian Dram To Us Dollar Is 364.3 For $1 On February 7, 2011

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YEREVAN, February 7. /ARKA/. Mid-market rate of Armenian dram to US dollar in the stock market of Armenia reduced by 0.41 points on February 7, 2011 compared with February 4, 2011. It is 364.3 drams for $1.—0—

07.02.11 04.02.11
АMD against USD 364.3 364.71
АMD against EUR 495.48 497.14
АMD against RUR 12.41 12.38
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