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Armenian banks obtain nearly $84.03 mln last week

YEREVAN, August 21. /ARKA/. Commercial banks of Armenia obtained $84.03 million at an average weighted exchange rate of 410.98 per $1 at intra-banking market of foreign currency within  August 14-18, according to the data available on Central Bank’s website.

In intra-banking market of foreign currency about 12.1 million euros and about 866.2 million rubles at weighted average rate of 505.64 drams per €1 and 12.77 drams per 1 ruble were obtained.
At the same time, the banks sold nearly $102 million, about €10.2 million and over 100.3 million rubles at 412.04 drams, 508.46 drams and 12.98 drams respectively.

Moreover, from 6 August to 12 August Armenian banks allocated 26.4 billion drams, and $37.3 million in loans. ($1 –410.97 drams). —0–

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