Euro exchange rate rises by 0.63 points to AMD 411.09

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YEREVAN, 23 December. /ARKA/. The average market exchange rate of the US dollar to the Armenian dram on 23 December 2024 made up 395.58 drams, having increased by 0.53 points compared to 20 December.

The euro exchange rate rose by 0.63 points to AMD 411.09, while the ruble exchange rate rose by 0.08 points to AMD 3.93, the Central Bank’s website reported.  -0-

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