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Armenian Central Bank auctions mid-term government bonds worth AMD 2.81 billion

YEREVAN, January 10. /ARKA/. On Thursday, the Central Bank of Armenia sold AMGN60294174 five-year government bonds worth 2.81 billion drams, the regulator’s press office reports.

Bids at the auction totaled 2.990 billion drams, of which 2.7 billion were competitive bids.
Seven dealers took part in the auction.

Yield of Highest Accepted Bids: 15.4900%. W.A. Yield of Successful Bids: 15.3846%.
Profits after the placement amounted to 2 508 811 219 drams. ($1 – AMD 406.01). –0—

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