Volume of placed government bonds by CBA in Armenia was 687 million drams

Capital market

YEREVAN, December 27. /ARKA/. Central Bank of Armenia on Tuesday placed 10-week AMGT10063129 short-term government bonds in the amount of 687 million drams, press-service of CBA informed ARKA News Agency.

According to the press-release, total volume of the submitted applications was 767 million drams – all by competitive applications of dealers.

No applications provided by non-competitive applications of State Depository of Armenia.

Four dealers participated in the auction. Weighted average profitability of the bonds was 11.3149%. ($1 – 383.58 drams). –0-

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