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US dollar drops to 485.01 drams

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

YEREVAN, April 11 / ARKA /. The average market exchange rate of US dollar has dropped today by 0.82 percentage points over the Armenian dram from April 10 to 485.01 drams, the Central Bank said.

It said also the Euro has dropped from 547.87 drams to 546.99 drams while the Russian ruble has grown from 7.51 drams to 7.54 drams. -0-

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