Armenia’s banks bought nearly $76.3 mln last week

Banks

YEREVAN, September 4. /ARKA/. The commercial banks of Armenia obtained nearly $76.3 million at 408.62 drams per $1 within August 27-31, according to the Central Bank of Armenia.
Along with this the banks bought 7.2 million euros and nearly 775.7 million rubles at 510.91 drams per €1 and 12.66 drams per 1 ruble respectively.

At the same time, the commercial banks of Armenia sold around $94.3 million, nearly €10.2 million and over 134.6 million rubles at 410.01 drams, 514.27 drams and 12.87 drams respectively.
Moreover, within August 20-26 the volume of AMD loans totaled 27.8 billion drams, and dollar loans- $33.6 million. ($1 –408.55 drams). —0-

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