Armenian Finance Ministry to buy out one billion AMD worth bonds

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YEREVAN, November 10. /ARKA/. The Armenian Central Bank said on November 15 the ministry of finance will buy out one billion drams worth mid-term government (treasury) coupon bonds of AMGN6014A151. It said only registered dealers can take part in the auction to take place at 10.30 am. ($1 – 383.91 drams). -0-

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