Euro exchange rate in Armenia rises by 0.18 points to AMD 416.60

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YEREVAN, 18 June. /ARKA/. The average market exchange rate of the US dollar to Armenian dram has fallen today by 0.05 percentage point from June 17 to 388.73 drams, the central bank reported.

The euro exchange rate has risen by 0.18 points to AMD 416.60, while the Russian ruble has remained unchanged at AMD 4.37. -0–

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