Armenia’s Central Bank auctions 1- billion- dram short-term government treasury bonds

YEREVAN, April 3. /ARKA/. Armenia’s Central Bank said Wednesday it had auctioned 1-billion- dram worth short-term government treasury bonds of AMGT39011141 issue with a 39-week maturity period.

According to the Central Bank, a total of 1.55 – billion- dram worth bids were made (of them 1.45 –on competitive bids).

Five dealers were said to have taken part in the auction of bonds with a 9.2833% yield and 9.4500 % cut off point. Return on the placement was 934, 231, 551 drams ($1 – 417.63 drams).—0—

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