Total of $51.7mln traded at NASDAQ OMX Armenia in July

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YEREVAN, August 1. /ARKA/. A total of $51.7 million was trade at NASDAQ OMX Armenia in July, which is a reduction of 12.4% compared to June and 0.9% increase against July 2012, NASDAQ OMX Armenia reports.

The stock exchange recorded 387 currency sale/purchase deals in July against 368 deals in the month before (374 deals in July 2012).

Average weighted USD exchange rate was 410.45 drams against 411.74 drams in June and 412.03 drams in July 2012.

No euro transactions were effected in July.–0–

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