Armenian central bank will place state (treasury) short-term coupon bonds in the amount of 3.5 billion drams

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YEREVAN, March 29. /ARKA/. In April Armenian Central Bank will place short-term state treasury coupon bonds in the amount of 3.5 billion drams.

April 4 – AMGT52024120 (1.5 billion drams), April 11 – AMGT2610A111 (0.5 billion drams) and April 18 – AMGT39161128 (1.5 billion drams). Terms of bond circulation are 52, 26 and 39 weeks accordingly. Minimum demand for obtaining one bond is defined in the amount of 10 thousand drams. ($1 – 368.65 drams). -0—

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