Armenian central bank auctions short-term government bonds worth AMD 1 billion

YEREVAN, December 7. /ARKA/. On Monday, the Central Bank of Armenia sold short-term government bonds worth 1 billion drams, the regulator’s press office reports.

According to the report, AMGT5205C160 series bonds with the maturity date set for December 5, 2016 were auctioned by the regulator.

Bids at the auction totaled 1 318 million drams, of which 1 307 million were competitive bids.
Four dealers took part in the auction.

Yield of Highest Accepted Bids: 12.45%. W.A. Yield of Successful Bids: 12.9%. ($1 – AMD 484.43). —0—-

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