Average exchange rate of USD at NASDAQ OMX Armenia stock exchange drops to 406. 30 drams

Capital market

YEREVAN, August 14 / ARKA /. The average weighted exchange rate of U.S. dollar at NASDAQ OMX Armenia stock exchange dropped to 406.30 drams today, August 15.

The exchange said 42 deals were effected with USD worth approximately $8.55 million (the equivalent of about 3.47  billion drams). It said no transactions were made with euros. The average market exchange rate  of USD today was  406.68 drams and  that of  euro- – 540.44 drams. -0-

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