US dollar ups by 0.05 points over Armenian dram

Economy
Курсы валют. Доллар, драм, евро
Курсы валют. Доллар, драм, евро

YEREVAN, April 2 /ARKA/. The average market exchange rate of the US dollar against the Armenian dram has upped today by 0.05 points from April 1 to 486.47 drams, the Central Bank said.

It also said the Euro has dropped from 546.54 drams to 544.99 drams and the Russian ruble has fallen from 7.44 drams to 7.43 drams. -0-

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