Central Bank of Armenia places one billion drams short-term treasury bonds

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YEREVAN, November 14. /ARKA/. The Central Bank of Armenia (CBA) said it has placed today one billion drams worth short-term treasury bonds of AMGT26145126 series with a 26 week maturity period.

The CBA said a total of 1.3 billion drams worth bids had been made, including 10 a million non-competitive bid. Five dealers were said to have taken part in the auction of bonds with a weighted average yield of 8.4445% and 8.7230% cutoff point. ($1 – 384.09 drams). -0-

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