Armenian Ministry of Finance buys out one billion dram worth bonds

Capital market

YEREVAN, April 9. / ARKA /. Armenian Ministry of Finance said it has bought out today one billion drams worth mid-term government treasury bonds of AMGN36294142 issue. It said the auction was attended by four agents.

The total amount of the submitted bids was more than 2.8 billion drams. The annual yield on a treasury bond was – 9.7700%. ($ 1 – 418.51 drams). -0-

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