US dollar loses 0.36 percentage points against dram

YEREVAN, October 6. / ARKA /. The US dollar lost today 0.36 percentage points against Armenia’s national currency from October 5 trading at the local forex market at 473.45 drams, the Central Bank said. The euro traded at 530.83 drams.

At NASDAQ OMX Armenia stock exchange the greenback traded at 471 drams, a decline of 0.46 percentage points from October 5.

The exchange told ARKA that a total of 9 transactions were effected with US Dollars worth $1.3 million (the equivalent of 613..340 million drams. No transaction with Euros were made, it said.-0-

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