Cost of us dollar at Armenia’s forex market rose by 0.24 p.p. to 405.63 drams

YEREVAN, November 14. / ARKA /. The cost of US Dollar at Armenia’s forex market rose by 0.24 p.p. today from November 13 to 405.63 drams, the Central Bank said.

It said the average cost of one euro rose from 543.87 drams to 545.21 drams and the cost of a Russian ruble rose form 12.32 to 12.41 drams.

The NASDAQ OMX Armenia stock exchange said the USD traded today at 405.75 drams. It said also 17 transactions were effected today worth $2.13 million (equivalent of 864.2 million drams). No transactions in euro or Russian rubles were made, it said. -0-

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