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Iran leader urges deeper Muslim monetary links to fight US ‘hegemony’

Iranian President Hassan Rouhani last Thursday urged Muslim nations to deepen financial and trade cooperation to fight what he described as US economic hegemony

US dollar drops to 485.01 drams

YEREVAN, April 11 / ARKA /. The average market exchange rate of US dollar has dropped today by 0.82...

US Treasury’s decision to blacklist Areximbank-Gazpormbank group not to affect its operation

The US Treasury’s decision to blacklist Areximbank-Gazpormbank Group, the Armenian subsidiary of one of the largest Russian banks - Gazprombank - will not affect its operation, the Yerevan-based bank said today in a statement

US dollar drops by 0.14 points over Armenian dram

The average market value of US dollar has dropped today by 0.14 points over the Armenian national currency to 481.70 drams, the Central Bank said

US dollar gains another 1.03 points over Armenian dram

The average market value of US dollar against Armenian dram has grown today by 1.03 points from November 10 to 482.65 drams, the Central bank said

US dollar loses 0.36 percentage points against dram

The US dollar lost today 0.36 percentage points against Armenia's national currency from October 5 trading at the local forex market at 473.45 drams, the Central Bank said. The euro traded at 530.83 drams

US dollar drops 0.53 percentage points over Armenian dram

The cost of US Dollar against Armenian dram has decreased today by 0.53 percentage points from September 10 to 485.08 drams, the Central Bank reported

Regulators to rein in reliance on bank rating agencies

Banks’ reliance on credit rating agencies is to be limited under moves by regulators to make lending more secure, Citywire.co.uk reports referring to the Financial Times

Negative from the U.S. And Europe again crumbled the world markets

World stock markets having restored their positions to some extent by mid-week and on Thursday returned to precipitous fall against the backdrop of negative information from the U.S. and the unstable economic situation in Europe.