AMX held an auction of government bonds worth 50 billion drams

YEREVAN, January 13. /ARKA/.   On January 13, an 50,000,000,000 AMD government bond allocation auction took place on the Armenia Stock Exchange. 

In particular: For the AMGB1129A357 ISIN and a 11-year maturity offered at auction amounted to 50,000,000,000 AMD which has been fully allocated, while the demand reached 161,474,100,000 AMD. The average weighted yield at the auction was 8.097%, and the annual coupon yield is 9 %. 

Government bonds are available both on the Armenia Stock Exchange trading platform and online via gp.minfin.am

Details of the auctions can be found here.-0-

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