Armenian Central Bank placed state (treasury) short-term coupon bonds in the amount of 500 million drams

YEREVAN, February 14. /ARKA/. On Monday Armenian Central Bank placed 26-week AMGT26158111 short-term state treasury coupon bonds in the amount of 500 million drams.

Eight dealers participated in the auction. Total volume of submitted applications was 2.43 billion drams, of which 2.38 billion drams – by non-competitive applications. The size of non-competitive applications was 45 million drams. Weighted average profitability of the bonds was 8.0000%. Volume of earlier announced emission was 500 million drams ($1 – 363.75 drams). G.K. –0–

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