Armenia’s Finance Ministry buys long-term government bonds valued AMD 750 mln

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YEREVAN, November 14. /ARKA/. Armenia’s Finance Ministry purchased Wednesday long-term government (treasury) coupon bonds of AMGN60294166 issue valued at 750 million drams, according to the Central Bank.

Six agents are said to have taken part in the auction.

The total value of the bids was over 2 967 million drams, and an annual yield of the purchased bonds- 14.2100 %.($1 – 409.46 drams). —0-

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