Market capitalization increased by 6.96% in January, exceeding 473 billion drams – Armenia Stock Exchange

YEREVAN, February 6. /ARKA/.  Armenia Stock Exchange (AMX) has summarized the trading activity for January 2026. During the month, a dynamic trading environment has been maintained, highlighting growing investor confidence and market activity.


Government Bonds Market 

On the primary auction platform of AMX, the allocation volume of government bonds was more than 75 billion AMD, exceeding the same period of the previous year by 68.48%. Meanwhile, 55 transactions were conducted on the secondary market, with a total volume of approximately AMD 13.5 billion. 

Corporate Bonds Market 

In the corporate bonds market, trading volume increased by 11% compared to the same period last year, reaching approximately 12.3 billion AMD. During the reporting period, 1,174 transactions were concluded involving 175 corporate bonds listed on the exchange as of the end of January. This steady growth reflects healthy demand for corporate bonds. 

Equity Market 

The trade volume of equity reached more than 211.4 million AMD and the market capitalization approximately 473․4 billion AMD. Compared to the same period last year, trading volume increased by 21%, while capitalization increased by 6.96%*. A total of 202 transactions were concluded with shares.

REPO

The volume of REPO agreements has been more than 3.3 billion AMD. A total of 39 repo transactions were conducted in January. 

FX Market

On the AMX FX platform, 12 transactions were executed with a total volume more than 2.8 billion AMD. Over the month, the USD bid rate fluctuated between AMD 379 and AMD 380.50, and the offer rate ranged from AMD 379․25 to AMD 380.90. The average transaction price of the concluded transactions was AMD 379.7 AMD.-0-

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