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Armenia’s finance ministry to buy long-term government bonds on July 14

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YEREVAN, July 11. /ARKA/. Finance Ministry of Armenia intends to buy long-term government (treasury) coupon bonds of AMGB08203157, AMGB07196147 and  AMGB08189158 issues on July 14, the Central Bank reports.

Only agents are said to be eligible for the auction participation.
The annual yield of the reported bonds is 7.00%.($1 – 417.71 drams). —0-

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