Armenia’s Finance Ministry buys mid-term government coupon bonds valued at AMD 750 mln

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YEREVAN, October 17. /ARKA/. Armenia’s Finance Ministry purchased Wednesday mid-term government (treasury) coupon bonds of AMGN3621A138 series valued at 750 million drams, Central Bank reported to ARKA..

Four agents were said to take part in the auction.
The total amount of bids was over 1 018 million drams, and annual return on the obtained bonds- 10.11%. ($1 – 407.69 drams).—0-

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