$84.9 million bough by banks last week at Armenia’s intra-bank forex market

YEREVAN, July 29. /ARKA/. Commercial banks bought $84.9 million at 406.06 drams per one dollar over a period between July 21 and 25 at Armenia’s intra-bank forex market, the press office of the Central Bank of Armenia reports.

Banks also bought more than 5.4 million euros and 946.3 million Russian rubles at the intra-bank forex market at 547.37 drams for one euro and 11.51 drams for one ruble.

According to the report, they sold $94.9 million, €16.2 million and RUR 108.3 million at 407.17 drams, 550.51 drams and 11.7 drams respectively.

Armenian banks lent 37 billion drams and 41.5 million U.S. dollars over a period between July 14 and 20. ($1 – AMD 406.52). -0—

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