Ministry of finance turns down all bids for medium-term government bonds

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YEREVAN, March 18. / ARKA /. Armenian Ministry of Finance has turned today down all the bids submitted for medium-term government (Treasury ) bonds in the amount of from 2 to 4 billion drams, the Central Bank said.

It said the bids were submitted for bonds of AMGN60294182 issue maturing up to 29 April 2018.

It said also the demand was for 8.070 billion drams worth bonds. -0-

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