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U.S. dollar grows by 0.64 points over Armenian dram

YEREVAN, November 27. /ARKA/. The average market value of US dollar has grown today by 0.64 points over the Armenian national currency from November 26 to 481.92 drams, the Central Bank said.

It said also the average market value of euro has fallen from 510.54 drams to 510.02 drams and the average market value of Russian ruble has fallen from 7.33 drams to 7.27 drams.

No transactions with US dollars or euros were effected today at NASDAQ OMX Armenia stock exchange. The demand price for US dollar today was 482.75 drams and the bidding price was 483.75 drams. The latest deal there was made on November 19, when the USD traded at 482.75 drams. -0-

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