Armenian Dram In November Depreciated Against Us Dollar By 1.6%

YEREVAN, December 2. /ARKA/. In the currency market of Armenia in November compared to October, increase of AMD against USD by 1.6% was recorded in 1.2% price increase in the consumer market, evidence the data of Armenian National Statistic Service for November 2011 provided to ARKA News Agency.

In November 2011 compared to December of the last year, increase of consumer prices by 2.1% was accompanied by the increase of calculated rate of 6.2%.

In November, average calculated rate was 382.83 drams per $1 which is by 5.9% more than the existing indicator in November 2010 – 361.4 drams per $1 . ($1 – 381.06 drams). –0–

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