Banks Of Armenia Have Sold Dollars More Than Bought In Inter-Banking Market From October 24-28

YEREVAN, October 28. /ARKA/. In inter-banking market of Armenia from October 24-28 the banks sold about $86.4 million by weighted average rate of 378.54 drams per $1, press-service of Central Bank of Armenia informed ARKA News Agency.

In inter-banking market of foreign currency was bought about $79.5 million by weighted average rate of 377.29 drams per $1 in the same period.

Total volume of transactions in USD implemented in NASDAQ OMX Armenia stock exchange was $11.7 million by weighted average rate of 378.26 drams per $1.

From October 17-23 the volume of dram credits provided by the Armenian banks was 24.6 billion drams, and $40.7 million – in dollars. ($1 – 378.58 drams).–0–

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