Armenian Central Bank to auction 3 billion drams worth long-term Government bonds

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YEREVAN, June 18. /ARKA/. The Central Bank of Armenia said today it will auction on June 21 some 3 billion drams worth long-term government bonds of AMGB10172218 issue with a 12% yield. It said coupon payments will be made once every six months. ($1 – 414.62 drams). -0-

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