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Total of $7.87 mln traded at NASDAQ OMX Armenia stock exchange last week

YEREVAN, April 22. /ARKA/. The Central Bank of Armenia said Monday total of  about $7.87 million was traded at NASDAQ OMX Armenia stock exchange from 15 to 19 April, as compared to $10.9 million in the week before.

It said an average weighted exchange rate was 416.87 drams per $1 at NASDAX OMX Armenia. There were no transactions effected with euros or Russian rubles.

NASDAQ OMX Armenia (former Armenian Stock Exchange, Armex), was established in 2001 as a voluntary merger of 21 broker (dealer) companies. In November 2007 the stock exchange was reorganized into OJSC. OMX (current NASDAQ OMX) is a holder of 100% stock of NASDAQ OMX Armenia.

The stock exchange obtained 100% stock of Armenia’s Central Depository. NASDAQ OMX Armenia received a trade license from CBA on November 7, 2005. The trades on the stock exchange were officially launched on 15 November 2005. ($1-  416.39 drams). —0-

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