Armenian central bank auctions AMD 500 million worth short-term government bonds

YEREVAN, June 28. /ARKA/. The Central Bank of Armenia auctioned Monday 13-week AMGT13269160 government bonds worth AMD 500 million, the regulator’s press office reports.
Bids at the auction totaled AMD 1 billion 901 million, where competitive bids amounted to AMD 1 billion 801 million.

Five dealers took part in the auction. Average weighted yield was 8.3767% with 8.4537 cutting point.

Profits from the auction amounted to AMD 489,632,317. ($1 – AMD 475.94). –0—–

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