Cost of US dollar against Armenian dram rises by 0.73 percentage points to 475.35 drams

YEREVAN, September 25. / ARKA /. The average market value of US Dollar against Armenian currency has grown today by 0.73 percentage points form September 24 to 475.35 drams, the Central Bank said.

It said also the cost of euro has dropped from 531.62 drams to 530.30 drams, while the cost of Russian ruble has grown from 7.15 drams to 7.25 drams.

At NASDAQ OMX Armenia stock exchange the US Dollar traded today at 475.98 drams, as much as yesterday. According to the exchange, a total of 28 transactions with USD were effected today worth $5.1 million (the equivalent of about 2.4 billion drams). No transactions with euros were made, it added. -0-

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