US dollar down 1.72 points to AMD 401.31

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YEREVAN, 6 December. /ARKA/. The average market exchange rate of the US dollar to the Armenian dram on 6 December 2024 was AMD 401.31, down by 1.72 points compared to 5 December.

The euro exchange rate increased by 0.52 points to AMD 424.71, while the ruble exchange rate increased by AMD 0.11 points to AMD 4.03, the Central Bank’s website reports.  -0-

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